93 boosters for "driven" — AI-graded, open source, ready to install
Superpowers is an agentic skills framework that guides AI coding agents through a structured workflow—from requirement gathering and design review to implementation planning—ensuring more thoughtful, specification-driven development. It benefits developers using AI agents who want better code quality and clearer agent reasoning.
Heuristic scoring (no AI key configured).
A skill for iteratively developing and testing web-based games in HTML/JavaScript using Playwright automation and screenshot inspection. Developers building browser games benefit from this structured test-driven development loop.
Claw Compactor is a 6-layer token compression skill for OpenClaw agents that reduces workspace token spend by 50–97% through deterministic rules and an LLM-driven memory system called Engram. It's designed for developers building token-efficient AI agents who need automatic cost optimization at session start.
Context Mode is an MCP server that dramatically reduces Claude's context window consumption through sandboxed code execution and intelligent full-text search, enabling developers to work with larger codebases and knowledge bases without hitting token limits.
A system prompt that guides LLMs to analyze Factorio game implementations and generate detailed natural language plans for achieving objectives. Useful for developers creating AI-driven game planning systems or educational tools.
Effect Patterns Hub is an MCP server providing a community-driven knowledge base for Effect-TS design patterns and functional programming practices. It benefits TypeScript developers using Effect-TS who need structured guidance on implementing complex patterns.
A Cursor IDE rule set providing test-driven development workflows and testing patterns specifically for Shopsys e-commerce framework projects. Developers working with Shopsys benefit from structured guidance on when and how to write tests before refactoring.
This Skill provides practical guidance for using the Upstash Workflow SDK to build serverless workflows with TypeScript. Developers building event-driven applications on Upstash will find it invaluable for quickly setting up and managing workflow endpoints.
Context-Keeper is a Cursor rules booster that implements an intelligent memory and context management system with a structured coding execution framework emphasizing thinking before coding, user confirmation, and iterative quality assurance. It benefits developers who need better workflow discipline and context awareness when using Cursor AI.
Master Bash Automated Testing System (Bats) for writing comprehensive unit tests and CI/CD pipeline tests for shell scripts. Essential for developers building production-grade shell utilities and implementing test-driven development practices.
ring:dev-implementation automates code development using specialized agents and enforces test-driven development (TDD) workflows across projects. Development teams benefit from consistent implementation patterns and quality gates.
PSI is a structured Plan-Spec-Implement workflow that guides developers through documentation-first development with test-driven implementation. It benefits teams wanting disciplined, traceable development processes with clear artifact generation.
XP orchestrates Extreme Programming workflows for test-driven development, coordinating planning, testing, refactoring, and commits across multiple programming languages. Developers implementing features with TDD methodology will find this skill valuable for structured workflow management.
A comprehensive Go testing booster that teaches TDD methodology, table-driven tests, benchmarking, and fuzzing patterns for Claude Code users. Ideal for Go developers aiming to write reliable, well-tested code following idiomatic Go practices.
A development workflow and standards guide for Substrate Mod-Net module pallet projects, enforcing production-ready code practices, comprehensive testing, and goal-driven development for Windsurf users.
A development guidelines prompt for Python projects using Windsurf, establishing coding standards for event-driven systems with clear conventions for testing, type hints, and tooling. Useful for teams standardizing their Windsurf workflows and maintaining consistent code practices across event-sourcing architectures.
A Windsurf IDE rule set that enforces disciplined development practices, emphasizing focused implementation over refactoring, with structured planning and test-driven development workflows.
A skill booster that automates the execution of work items across different operational modes (autopilot, confirm, validate) with support for batch processing, designed for AI-native development workflows on Claude Code.
Turkey-build is a multi-agent orchestration system for building production-ready applications across 7 modes (greenfield, iteration, bugfix, refactor, UI polish, migration, audit), with PM-driven coordination and runtime verification for teams that need structured, quality-gated development workflows.
Windsurf Rules for agenterra establishes mandatory instructions and workflows for AI agent development, including PR practices and test-driven development standards. It benefits developers working with the agenterra agent framework who need consistent operational guidelines.
A Windsurf rules collection that guides AI coding assistants in implementing data-driven UI testing patterns, helping developers separate test logic from test data for improved maintainability and scalability.
A skill that guides AI assistants through a structured wrap-up workflow for code changes, ensuring linting, tests, docs, and skill updates are completed before context runs out. Useful for developers working with Claude-based coding assistants who need systematic quality checks.
nano-spec is a lightweight, four-document specification methodology designed to help developers plan and document AI-assisted tasks in Windsurf through structured README, TODO, technical docs, and progress logs. It benefits teams wanting rapid, spec-driven development without heavyweight documentation overhead.