Refactored commands to extract reusable skills following the Commands → Skills separation pattern. Each command is now <50 lines and references skill files for detailed knowledge. Plugins refactored: - claude-config-maintainer: 5 commands → 7 skills - code-sentinel: 3 commands → 2 skills - contract-validator: 5 commands → 6 skills - data-platform: 10 commands → 6 skills - doc-guardian: 5 commands → 6 skills (replaced nested dir) - git-flow: 8 commands → 7 skills Skills contain: workflows, validation rules, conventions, reference data, tool documentation Commands now contain: YAML frontmatter, agent assignment, skills list, brief workflow steps, parameters Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Visual Header Display
This skill defines the standard visual header for claude-config-maintainer commands.
Header Format
+-----------------------------------------------------------------+
| CONFIG-MAINTAINER - [Command Name] |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------+
Command-Specific Headers
/config-analyze
+-----------------------------------------------------------------+
| CONFIG-MAINTAINER - CLAUDE.md Analysis |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------+
/config-optimize
+-----------------------------------------------------------------+
| CONFIG-MAINTAINER - CLAUDE.md Optimization |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------+
/config-lint
+-----------------------------------------------------------------+
| CONFIG-MAINTAINER - CLAUDE.md Lint |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------+
/config-diff
+-----------------------------------------------------------------+
| CONFIG-MAINTAINER - CLAUDE.md Diff |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------+
/config-init
+-----------------------------------------------------------------+
| CONFIG-MAINTAINER - CLAUDE.md Initialization |
+-----------------------------------------------------------------+
Usage
Display the header at the start of command execution, before any analysis or output.