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9 skillsLong-running general and specialist routines that perform, audit, fix, and verify repeatedly until a high quality bar is met.
View this plugin on GitHub$ npx skills add rj11io/11ai --skill 11ai-super-bugfixing --skill 11ai-super-code-quality --skill 11ai-super-metadata --skill 11ai-super-performance --skill 11ai-super-readme --skill 11ai-super-security --skill 11ai-super-skill-qa --skill 11ai-super-ux --skill 11ai-super-visual-a11y$ claude plugin install 11ai-super@11ai$ codex plugin add 11ai-super@11aiFirst time? Add the marketplace once with claude plugin marketplace add rj11io/11ai or codex plugin marketplace add rj11io/11ai, then install any plugin from it.
Continuously inspect, reproduce, prioritize, fix, verify, and re-audit software defects until the project reaches a high-confidence quality bar. Use when Codex must find and fix bugs across a project, debug failing tests or builds, eliminate regressions, repair runtime, type, API, data, integration, UI, state, concurrency, or resource-lifecycle errors, or keep hunting for additional defects after a known bug is resolved. Stops and reports when the change set becomes unmanageable or troubleshooting outweighs progress.
Audit, repair, and repeatedly raise the quality of a codebase, module, diff, or file until it reaches a high, evidence-backed bar, while keeping observable behavior unchanged. Use when Codex must clean up or refactor code, reduce complexity, remove duplication and dead weight, fix misleading names and unclear structure, repair swallowed errors and unsafe boundaries, improve comments, close gaps in test coverage for risky behavior, or keep improving a codebase after an initial cleanup is done. Owns the correctness of what it touches: it protects behavior with characterization tests before any rewrite and never claims a rewrite is safe because it compiles. Every change must retire a countable defect rather than express a style preference. Excludes feature work, architecture redesign, dependency upgrades, and performance tuning, and honors audit-only requests by reporting findings without editing.
Audit, repair, and iteratively improve a web project's search metadata, technical SEO, social sharing metadata, structured data, indexability controls, sitemap, robots directives, canonical URLs, favicons, and Open Graph images, including generating or replacing social preview images when needed. Use when asked to review or fix SEO, metadata, search appearance, link previews, OG or Twitter images, canonicalization, robots.txt, sitemaps, JSON-LD, or route-level metadata in a website or web application. Continue until all critical and major findings are resolved and the project meets a high-confidence quality bar, always ending with a session summary. Stops and reports when the change set becomes unmanageable or troubleshooting outweighs progress.
Audit, profile, fix, and repeatedly optimize software project speed and resource efficiency. Use when Codex needs to investigate a slow application, API, page, query, build, test suite, startup path, or background job; eliminate critical and major performance problems; improve latency, throughput, responsiveness, bundle size, memory, CPU, network, or database efficiency; validate production-like performance; or continue performance work until the project meets a high evidence-based bar. Stops and reports when the change set becomes unmanageable or troubleshooting outweighs progress.
Audit, update, and repeatedly improve a repository's README files until they meet a high documentation bar — fix existing READMEs that no longer match the code, add missing information, create new READMEs in folders that need one, and keep running fresh review passes until no material issue remains. Use when Codex needs to refresh, audit, fix, or generate READMEs or repository documentation, when docs are stale or out of date, or when the user asks to "update the readmes" in any form and wants them iterated to a high-confidence quality bar. Stops and reports when the change set becomes unmanageable or troubleshooting outweighs progress.
Audit, remediate, and harden a software project's security through repeated evidence-based review and verification. Use when Codex needs to perform a security audit or secure-code review, fix vulnerabilities, address critical/high/major security findings, harden authentication, authorization, APIs, dependencies, secrets, deployment configuration, or production-facing web controls, and continue improving the project until it meets a high-confidence security bar. Stops and reports when the change set becomes unmanageable or troubleshooting outweighs progress.
Continuously audit, repair, and verify AI skill packaging across common harnesses until it reaches a high-confidence compatibility bar. Use when Codex must QA SKILL.md frontmatter and formatting, remove nonportable YAML block scalars, reconcile missing Codex or Claude metadata, test real skill discovery, validate plugin and marketplace manifests, check catalogs and package contents, repair creator templates that reintroduce defects, or add deterministic CI guardrails without changing skill routine content. Stops and reports when the change set becomes unmanageable or troubleshooting outweighs progress.
Audit, repair, and iteratively improve a project's user interface and user experience using the running product, source code, and objective quality gates. Use when Codex must review UI/UX, fix critical or major usability and accessibility defects, improve responsive behavior, interaction states, information architecture, visual hierarchy, consistency, or polish, and continue validating improvements until the experience meets a high bar. Apply to web, mobile, and desktop interfaces, and honor audit-only requests by reporting findings without editing. Stops and reports when the change set becomes unmanageable or troubleshooting outweighs progress.
Audit, fix, and continuously improve the measurable visual accessibility of a project's interface in both light and dark themes, using the running product, computed styles, and objective thresholds. Use when Codex must resolve unreadable or low-contrast text, dark mode or light mode legibility problems, washed-out or hard-to-read theme colors, accent colors that disappear against a background, weak or invisible focus indicators, undersized touch targets, content that clips when text is scaled, missing reduced-motion support, or forced-colors failures. Measures every foreground and background pair in both themes, repairs root causes at the design-token layer, keeps the two themes balanced against the same thresholds, and repeats until both meet a high bar. Excludes aesthetic direction and brand redesign, and honors audit-only requests by reporting measured findings without editing.