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Toolkit of custom commands, hooks, and utilities for Claude Code

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Toolkit of custom commands, hooks, and utilities for Claude Code
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Claudekit is a toolkit designed to enhance the coding experience with Claude Code by providing smart guardrails and workflow automation. It includes features like real-time error prevention, comprehensive code reviews, and an efficient checkpoint system. The toolkit requires the Claude Code Max plan and supports various commands to streamline coding tasks.

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Canonical URLhttps://github.com/carlrannaberg/claudekit
Publication timeWed, 20 May 2026 17:53:48 +0000
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claudekit Smart guardrails and workflow automation for Claude Code - catch errors in real-time, save checkpoints, and enhance AI coding with expert subagents 🚀 Installation ⚠️ Requires: Claude Code Max plan (for optimal token usage) • Node.js 20+ npm install -g claudekit # or: yarn global add claudekit # or: pnpm add -g claudekit ⚡ Quick Start # Initialize in your project claudekit setup # In Claude Code, try these commands: /git:status # Groups changes by type & suggests commit strategy /spec:create "your next feature" # Researches codebase & writes full spec /code-review # 6 specialized agents analyze code in parallel 🎯 What It Does Claudekit acts as your safety net while coding with Claude: Before: Claude adds 'any' type → ❌ Lost type safety discovered in code review After: Claude…

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