everything-claude-code/EVALUATION.md

Repo Evaluation vs Current Setup

Date: 2026-03-21 Branch: claude/evaluate-repo-comparison-ASZ9Y

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Current Setup (~/.claude/)

The active Claude Code installation is near-minimal:

Component	Current
Agents	0
Skills	0 installed
Commands	0
Hooks	1 (Stop: git check)
Rules	0
MCP configs	0

Installed hooks:

• Stop → stop-hook-git-check.sh — blocks session end if there are uncommitted changes or unpushed commits

Installed permissions:

• Skill — allows skill invocations

Plugins: Only blocklist.json (no active plugins installed)

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This Repo (everything-claude-code v1.9.0)

Component	Repo
Agents	28
Skills	116
Commands	59
Rules sets	12 languages + common (60+ rule files)
Hooks	Comprehensive system (PreToolUse, PostToolUse, SessionStart, Stop)
MCP configs	1 (Context7 + others)
Schemas	9 JSON validators
Scripts/CLI	46+ Node.js modules + multiple CLIs
Tests	58 test files
Install profiles	minimal, standard, full, enterprise
Supported harnesses	Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode

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Gap Analysis

Hooks

• Current: 1 Stop hook (git hygiene check)
• Repo: Full hook matrix covering:
  • Dangerous command blocking (rm -rf, force pushes)
  • Auto-formatting on file edits
  • Dev server tmux enforcement
  • Cost tracking
  • Session evaluation and governance capture
  • MCP health monitoring

Agents (28 missing)

The repo provides specialized agents for every major workflow:

• Language reviewers: TypeScript, Python, Go, Java, Kotlin, Rust, C++, Flutter
• Build resolvers: Go, Java, Kotlin, Rust, C++, PyTorch
• Workflow agents: planner, tdd-guide, code-reviewer, security-reviewer, architect
• Automation: loop-operator, doc-updater, refactor-cleaner, harness-optimizer

Skills (116 missing)

Domain knowledge modules covering:

• Language patterns (Python, Go, Kotlin, Rust, C++, Java, Swift, Perl, Laravel, Django)
• Testing strategies (TDD, E2E, coverage)
• Architecture patterns (backend, frontend, API design, database migrations)
• AI/ML workflows (Claude API, eval harness, agent loops, cost-aware pipelines)
• Business workflows (investor materials, market research, content engine)

Commands (59 missing)

• /tdd, /plan, /e2e, /code-review — core dev workflows
• /sessions, /save-session, /resume-session — session persistence
• /orchestrate, /multi-plan, /multi-execute — multi-agent coordination
• /learn, /skill-create, /evolve — continuous improvement
• /build-fix, /verify, /quality-gate — build/quality automation

Rules (60+ files missing)

Language-specific coding style, patterns, testing, and security guidelines for: TypeScript, Python, Go, Java, Kotlin, Rust, C++, C#, Swift, Perl, PHP, and common/cross-language rules.

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Recommendations

Immediate value (minimal install)

Run ecc install --profile minimal to get:

• Core agents (code-reviewer, planner, tdd-guide, security-reviewer)
• Essential skills (tdd-workflow, coding-standards, security-review)
• Key commands (/tdd, /plan, /code-review, /build-fix)

Full install

Run ecc install --profile full to get all 28 agents, 116 skills, and 59 commands.

Hooks upgrade

The current Stop hook is solid. The repo's hooks.json adds:

• Dangerous command blocking (safety)
• Auto-formatting (quality)
• Cost tracking (observability)
• Session evaluation (learning)

Rules

Adding language rules (e.g., TypeScript, Python) provides always-on coding guidelines without relying on per-session prompts.

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What the Current Setup Does Well

• The stop-hook-git-check.sh Stop hook is production-quality and already enforces good git hygiene
• The Skill permission is correctly configured
• The setup is clean with no conflicts or cruft

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Summary

The current setup is essentially a blank slate with one well-implemented git hygiene hook. This repo provides a complete, production-tested enhancement layer covering agents, skills, commands, hooks, and rules — with a selective install system so you can add exactly what you need without bloating the configuration.