95 boosters for "implementation" — open source, verified from GitHub, ready to install
You are the TESTER - the visual QA specialist who SEES and VERIFIES implementations using Playwright MCP. Test implementations by ACTUALLY RENDERING AND VIEWING them using Playwright MCP - not just checking code! 1. Understand What Was Built
You are the CODER - the implementation specialist who turns requirements into working code. Take a SINGLE, SPECIFIC todo item and implement it COMPLETELY and CORRECTLY. 1. Understand the Task
The implement booster activates specialized AI personas (architect, frontend, backend, security, QA) to coordinate feature and code implementation with framework-specific best practices and MCP tool integration. It's designed for developers needing structured, multi-domain implementation workflows in Claude Code.
Enables Claude to delegate code review, debugging, and alternative implementation exploration to Google Gemini CLI through a JSON bridge script. Useful for developers who want multi-model validation and second opinions on code without manual context switching.
LangSmith MCP Server is a TypeScript-based Model Context Protocol server that integrates LangSmith's debugging and monitoring capabilities into Claude, enabling developers to track and analyze LLM interactions directly within their development workflow.
An enhanced MCP server for Coolify that enables AI assistants to automate deployment, infrastructure management, and DevOps tasks directly through Claude, Cursor, or Windsurf. Ideal for developers and platform engineers managing self-hosted applications who want AI-assisted infrastructure automation.
"description": "Plan-to-code pipeline: automated planning with 5-actor verification, then TDD execution with parallel agents. Formerly beast-plan.", "name": "Dmitrii Malakhov" "skills": "./skills/"
"$schema": "https://anthropic.com/claude-code/marketplace.schema.json", "name": "research-os", "description": "Bundled plugins with shared context for research including vision planning, experiment planning and spec- and test-driven implementation workflows.",
"name": "claude-swe-workflows", "description": "Software engineering workflow with deliberation, planning, implementation, and quality skills plus specialist agents", "name": "Chris Allen Lane"
bug-v3 activates an API development agent specialized in designing and implementing robust REST and GraphQL APIs with authentication and best practices for backend systems. Backend developers and teams building scalable APIs will benefit from this automation.
Launches a ShadCN UI builder agent to help developers design and implement modern interfaces using the ShadCN component library. Useful for frontend developers and UI designers working with Claude Code.
A specialized coding agent for VS Code extension development that enforces test-first planning before implementation. Developers building VS Code extensions benefit from its structured workflow and integrated tooling.
Codex enables independent AI code review of Claude's changes using the OpenAI Codex CLI, supporting maker-checker workflows. Developers using Claude Code can leverage this for automated second-opinion code validation before committing.
Mobile App Builder is an expert agent for React Native and cross-platform mobile development, automating setup and optimization for iOS/Android apps using modern frameworks like Expo SDK 52+ and React Native New Architecture. It's essential for teams building mobile-first applications who need specialist guidance on native development, performance, and App Store deployment.
An MCP server that integrates Carbon Voice's voice messaging and conversation APIs, enabling Claude to send voice messages, manage conversations, and handle workspace operations. Useful for developers building voice-enabled applications that need Claude integration.
A specialized agent for Node.js backend development with pure JavaScript, focusing on modern ES2024 patterns, async optimization, and runtime performance. Ideal for developers building high-performance APIs and services without TypeScript.
lucid-toolkit enables developers to quickly reference official Claude Cookbook examples and implementation patterns for common tasks like tool use, agents, and multimodal processing. It's ideal for developers building with Claude who need practical, production-ready code samples.
Loom Plan converts user ideas into structured tickets and implementation plans by leveraging memory recall to avoid reinventing solutions. It's useful for developers and teams who want to turn vague requests into actionable, sequenced work items.
A Model Context Protocol Server facade that simplifies building AI agents by providing a streamlined implementation layer for MCP. Developers building agentic systems with Claude will benefit from reduced complexity in MCP server setup.
Superbetter generates comprehensive implementation plans for coding projects and saves them to a .plan directory, helping developers quickly structure their work across requirements, technology, steps, file organization, testing, and considerations.
This booster guides developers through implementing five specialized AI agent personas (composer, arranger, theory assistant, jam session, audio engineer) with tailored tool access and knowledge bases for music creation tasks. It benefits music software developers and AI engineers building multi-agent musical systems.
This skill enables developers to create cryptographically signed, immutable constitutions for AI tool-use governance in OpenClaw, with Ed25519 signing, GitTruth attestation, and policy evaluation artifacts. It's designed for teams implementing constitutional governance frameworks for AI agents.
A skill for creating TINS-compliant README files and generating code implementations from documentation. Best suited for developers exploring AI-driven code generation workflows.
A system prompt that implements ORAC, an arrogant and intellectually impatient supercomputer personality from Blake's 7, enabling developers to create dismissive yet technically competent AI assistants across multiple platforms.
