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This skill collection gives Claude Code a structured way to handle large code operations, engineering workflows, and visual documentation. It helps software engineers, tech leads, QA engineers, and platform teams refactor across dozens of files, fix failing tests systematically, plan features with clear task breakdowns, and produce HTML architecture diagrams, dashboards, flowcharts, and timelines.
WHO IT'S FOR
Software Engineers Using AI Coding Assistants
automating bulk code refactoring and transfer
Engineering Leads and Technical Architects
planning features and evaluating architectural alternatives
DevOps and Platform Engineers
bootstrapping projects with CI/CD and quality tooling
QA and Test Automation Engineers
fixing failing tests and implementing review feedback
Compatible AgentsThe repository documents support for these agents. The skills may also work with other agents that can load SKILL.md files, but they may need some setup or small changes.
Installs: Complete productivity-skills-plugin, including its conversation analysis, code auditing, project bootstrapping, and codebase documentation skills.
Before you start
Claude Code
Platform: Claude Code
Enter this command in a Claude Code session to install only the productivity skills plugin.
A readable file path to substitute for [FILE_PATH]
Using the file-operations skill, analyze [FILE_PATH] without modifying it. Replace [FILE_PATH] with the file to inspect. Report its size, modification time, line count, and a brief summary of its structure.
A readable repository path to substitute for [REPOSITORY_PATH]
Using the code-auditor skill, perform a Quick audit of [REPOSITORY_PATH]. Replace [REPOSITORY_PATH] with the repository to inspect. Focus on critical issues only and return the top priorities with severity, actionable recommendations, and file:line references where available. Do not modify the code.
Ordered process steps and any decision branches to substitute for [PROCESS_STEPS]
Using the flowchart-creator skill, create an HTML flowchart for [PROCESS_NAME] from the supplied [PROCESS_STEPS]. Replace both placeholders with the process name and its ordered steps, including any decision branches and their labels. Keep the layout simple and write the result to an HTML file.