This repository offers a curated collection of custom resources and tools designed to enhance productivity and workflow automation within Claude Code. It targets developers and power users seeking to streamline complex coding tasks, manage projects efficiently, and develop sophisticated Claude agents through advanced meta-prompting, task management, and context-handoff capabilities.

How It Works

Tâches extends Claude Code by providing custom commands and skills that facilitate structured agent development and execution. Its core features include meta-prompting for separating prompt design from execution, a robust todo management system for capturing and resuming tasks with full context, and context handoff mechanisms for seamless transitions between Claude Code sessions. The project also offers a suite of tools for creating, auditing, and self-healing agent skills, meta-prompts, slash commands, subagents, and hooks, promoting a more organized and maintainable development lifecycle.

Quick Start & Requirements

• Installation:
  • Plugin (Recommended): claude plugin install glittercowboy/taches-cc-resources
  • Manual: Clone the repository and copy commands to ~/.claude/commands/ and skills to ~/.claude/skills/.
• Prerequisites: Requires a Claude Code environment. No other specific dependencies are listed.
• Setup Time: Minimal, especially with plugin installation.

Highlighted Details

• Meta-Prompting: Commands like /create-prompt and /run-prompt enable the generation and execution of rigorous, structured prompts within isolated sub-agent contexts.
• Agent Development Suite: Facilitates the creation of complex Claude agents via commands such as /create-agent-skill, /create-subagent, /create-slash-command, and /create-hook.
• Automated Auditing & Healing: Includes commands (/audit-*) to check agent components for best practices and /heal-skill for automatic correction of skill execution issues.
• Context Management: Features like /add-to-todos and /whats-next allow for task persistence and seamless continuation of work across different sessions.

Maintenance & Community

The project mentions "OpenCode —TÂCHES" as a port, suggesting community integration or collaboration. No specific details on maintainers, contributors, or active community channels (like Discord/Slack) are provided in the README.

Licensing & Compatibility

No license information is specified in the provided README. Compatibility for commercial use or closed-source linking cannot be determined without a license.

Limitations & Caveats

The README indicates that "More resources coming soon," suggesting the project is under active development and may be incomplete. No specific technical limitations, known bugs, or unsupported platforms are detailed.