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Screens dangerous shell commands before they run |
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Keeps Claude Code and your installed plugins current |
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At-a-glance awareness across concurrent Claude Code sessions |
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Remembers what you were working on between sessions |
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Consistency across issues, reviews, commits, and releases |
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Requirements in source control, synced with the code either direction |
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Project instructions written once, in the file every AI tool reads |
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Shared build tooling behind the bridge.ai plugins |
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GitLab from PowerShell |
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Low-ceremony BDD tests for .NET, written in Gherkin |
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Structured logging for .NET, built for aggregation |
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Confidence when changing code |
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Versioning for build artifacts |
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PowerShell objects to Markdown tables |
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Artifactory from PowerShell |
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RabbitMQ administration in a container |
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My git config, kept as small as it will go |
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One CLI shape over both GitHub and GitLab |
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GitHub from PowerShell |
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File operations for PowerShell |
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A GitHub Action that publishes modules to the PowerShell Gallery |
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Keyboard-driven diff viewer for reviewing AI-generated code |
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Coding sessions turned into retros, committed to a team repo |
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Plugins react to each other's facts without naming each other |
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Tag your files and let the directory tree follow |
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Audio metadata from PowerShell, through TagLib# |
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Yelp from PowerShell |
