TÂCHES Claude Code Resources 🧩 Skill Open source

What it does

TÂCHES Claude Code Resources is a personal but reusable pack of slash commands, skills and subagents for Claude Code, packaged as a plugin. Its focus is on meta-work: generating better prompts, planning projects in stages, handing context over between sessions, and building or auditing your own Claude Code extensions.

What is inside

The skills cover hierarchical project planning (brief, roadmap, then executable plan files with automatic handoff when context runs low), meta-prompt pipelines that chain research, planning and implementation, and generators for new skills, slash commands, subagents, hooks and MCP servers in Python or TypeScript. A debugging skill enforces evidence gathering and hypothesis testing, and another sets up the Ralph autonomous coding loop. Commands include prompt creation and execution in a fresh subagent context, todo capture and resume, a what's-next handoff document, a self-healing command that updates a skill after a failed run, and a set of thinking-model prompts such as first principles, inversion and the 80/20 rule. Three auditor subagents review skills, commands and subagent definitions against best practice.

Works with

Claude Code. A community port for OpenCode is linked from the README but maintained separately.

How to install

claude plugin marketplace add glittercowboy/taches-cc-resources
claude plugin install taches-cc-resources

Manual installation by copying the commands and skills folders into ~/.claude/ is also documented.

Maintenance and safety

MIT licensed and made of readable Markdown prompts rather than executable code, so it is easy to inspect. The last update was in spring 2026 and the pack reflects one author's workflow, so some commands, such as the thinking-model set, are general productivity prompts rather than coding tools. The Ralph loop setup runs the agent autonomously, which deserves the usual care around permissions.

Who should use it

Claude Code users who want structured planning and handoff workflows, or who build their own skills, commands and subagents and want generators and auditors to speed that up.