Cc Agents Kit — Development skill for Claude Code

cc-agents-kit

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A Claude Code plugin marketplace. Each plugin is scoped to one pain, so you install the part you want and nothing else.


/plugin marketplace add AndrewDongminYoo/cc-agents-kit
/plugin install guard-hooks@cc-agents-kit

Upgrading needs `claude plugin update guard-hooks@cc-agents-kit` — the marketplace suffix is required, and installing again is a no-op that reports success. Refreshing the marketplace alone is not enough: the cache keeps one directory per version, and the runtime loads the version recorded at install time, so `claude plugin details` can report the new version while the old one is still what fires. Hooks are read when a session starts, so restart any session that is already open.

Plugin	What it does
`guard-hooks`	Seven defensive hooks — five block, two warn.
`context-handoff`	Carry work across sessions, and keep the context that carries it lean.
`repo-gate`	What runs between "the code works" and "it is pushed".

guard-hooks

Why the zsh quoting guard exists

Two shell mistakes recur across agent sessions, and both fail *silently* rather than with an error you would notice.

**A backtick inside a double-quoted commit or PR message.** zsh runs it as command substitution, so the backticked word is deleted from the message before git ever sees it — and the `command not found` scrolls past in the commit output.

git commit -m "fix: cancel `players` subscription"
# committed message: "fix: cancel  subscription"   ← the word is gone

**An unquoted glob in an option value.** zsh expands it against the current directory before the tool is eve