awesome-claude-notes — Agents, Skills & Hooks

Practical Notes

• Per README quick start: 28 agents, 125 skills, and 60 commands.
• Keeps both plugin install and npx ecc <language> steps to distribute rules/commands correctly.
• Includes hooks + rules + MCP configs so the harness becomes consistent across tools.

Main

A good way to adopt it without chaos:

1. Start with one language profile (e.g., npx ecc typescript) and one repo. Don’t roll it out org-wide on day one.
2. Pick 3–5 commands that match your team’s bottlenecks (planning, TDD, code review, build fix, release notes).
3. Enable hooks gradually. Hooks are powerful; start with non-destructive ones (format/lint reminders) before approval gates.
4. Treat rules as policy. Keep a short “why” doc explaining what the rules do and when to override.

If you see “Duplicate hooks file”, the README notes it’s usually from a duplicated hooks declaration in a plugin manifest—remove the duplicate entry.

FAQ

Q: Why do I need npx ecc <language> after installing the plugin? A: Per README: the Claude Code plugin does not automatically distribute rules, so you still need the language install step.

Q: Can I install only parts? A: Yes—README mentions selective install profiles/modules. Start small to avoid workflow churn.

Q: What’s the minimum environment? A: Node.js (README points to package.json requirements, >=18) plus your coding harness of choice.