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Claude Checklist — Productivity skill for Claude Code

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Claude Code checklist plugin: asks questions before any new task, saves a BRIEF, checks the result.

How to install Claude Checklist

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open FRe2Hug/claude-checklist and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

What Claude Checklist does

Claude Code checklist plugin: asks questions before any new task, saves a BRIEF, checks the result. Claude checklist skill that speaks your language and learns your rules.

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README

claude-checklist — Claude Code checklist plugin

**Ask before you build.** A checklist plugin (skill + hook) for Claude Code that makes Claude run a short, multi-round Q&A before any new task, save the agreement as a BRIEF, and check the result against it before calling the work done.

[한국어](README.ko.md)

What it does

Q&A checklist (/checklist) — for new work: at least 3 rounds of questions with a recommended answer first → summary that separates what you said from what Claude assumed → your approval → BRIEF saved → work → a done-check table against the BRIEF at the end.
Size call up front — on every request Claude says in one line whether it treats it as new work (questions first) or a continuation / small fix (no checklist), so you can overrule it.
Your language — one skill, no language packs. Questions, summaries, BRIEFs and learned files follow the language you write in.
Learns your rules — when you correct the same thing twice or say "from now on…", Claude proposes a one-line rule. Approved rules go to ~/.claude/checklist/rules.md and are loaded in every session.
Learns your fields — when a task doesn't match a known field, Claude drafts a field question list from the Q&A you just had. Approved, it's saved to ~/.claude/checklist/fields/.md and used next time.
Picks up where you left off — open a session in a folder with an open BRIEF and Claude is told where it is.

Nothing is saved without your approval.

What it looks like

You:    I want a small CLI tool that renames my photo files by date.
Claude: Treating this as new work — questions first.
        I looked around: ./photos-tool is empty, Python 3.12 is installed, no exiftool.

        Round 1 — goal and output
        1. Where does the date come from?
           > EXIF "date taken", falling back to modified time (Recommended)
             EXIF only · modified time only
        2. New name format?
           > 2026-10-01_143052.