Skills & Plugins¶

BLIS development uses Claude Code skills for review workflows. Skills are checked into the repository and automatically available when you open the project with Claude Code.

# Review a PR
@claude /blis-pr-review

# Validate an issue
@claude /issue-review

Project Skills¶

Skill	Location	Purpose
`blis-pr-review`	`.claude/skills/blis-pr-review/`	PR review: correctness, invariants (the full registry, not just INV-1–INV-19), rules (R1–R23), cross-path parity, preemption safety, Q/A probing phase
`issue-review`	`.claude/skills/issue-review/`	Issue validation: VALID / NEEDS WORK / SUPERSEDED / DUPLICATE verdict

Project skills require no installation — they are checked into the repository and automatically available.

CI Integration¶

Both skills are triggered via GitHub Actions (@claude /blis-pr-review on PRs, @claude /issue-review on issues). Additionally, /archon-pr-review runs as a separate CI action for structural architecture review (boundary moves, surface changes, edge deltas). See Archon PR Review.

/blis-pr-review runs on a read-only token — it can post its review comment, but cannot push to the branch it is reviewing (the pass/fail commit status is published by a separate job). Every other @claude trigger keeps write access, since those may legitimately be asked to make a change. Do not widen the review token to work around a failure: see Agent Trust Boundaries.

Which Skills for Which Workflow¶

Workflow	Skills Used
Bug fix / small feature	`@claude /blis-pr-review` + `/archon-pr-review` (FAST-TRACK)
Large feature (new boundaries)	Same review skills, plus archon `--plan` flag for dist tracking
Issue validation	`@claude /issue-review`

Optional Plugins (user-level)¶

General-purpose Claude Code plugins can be installed per-user for enhanced workflows:

superpowers — worktrees, writing-plans, executing-plans, TDD, debugging
commit-commands — git workflow (commit, push, PR creation)
pr-review-toolkit — generic PR review

Install from marketplaces:

/install-plugin https://github.com/anthropics/claude-plugins-official/tree/main/commit-commands

Installed plugins persist in ~/.claude/plugins/ and are available across all projects.