Ashley's Awesome AI plugin
A Claude Code plugin with six skills: commit messages, pull request review triage, changelogs, READMEs, tests and ESLint plugins.
- 69 ★ on the repository
- Last commit
- MIT
Extended access
Why this level
- The skills change repository files: README, `CHANGELOG.md`, tests and ESLint configuration, and the pull request skill touches its title and description.
Install
- Works in
In your terminal, with SkillFoxx CLI
npx skillfoxx add plugins/ashley-s-awesome-aiDetects the agents on your machine, shows the access level and pins the version.
Other ways to install
Access and checks
How we reviewExtended accessThe tool runs code or makes network calls and only reads external data.
- The skills change repository files: README, `CHANGELOG.md`, tests and ESLint configuration, and the pull request skill touches its title and description.
This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.
What it does
Ashley's Awesome AI is a Claude Code plugin marketplace with one plugin, `awesome-ai`, that installs six skills. `generate-commit-message` writes commit messages, and `pr-comment-review` works through unresolved review threads, giving each a fix or a justified reply and tidying the pull request title and description. `readme-generator` builds a README on a 15-section structure, `changelog-writer` rewrites `CHANGELOG.md` entries in a narrative style following project conventions, `test-writer` writes tests, and `eslint-plugin-configuring` creates or updates an ESLint plugin with configs for v8 (eslintrc) and v9 (flat config). The rest of the repository is GitHub Copilot material: custom instructions, prompts and the agents `hlbpa`, `instructionalist`, `logfather` and `pragmatist`. Those are copied into your own repository by hand; the plugin installs skills only.
Who it is for. Developers who run repositories with Claude Code or Copilot and want commits, reviews and documentation automated.
Good fit when
- Many commits piled up and you need messages that read as a change history.
- A pull request has unresolved review comments and each needs a fix or a reply.
- A project has no proper README and you need to build one on a full structure.
- You need an ESLint plugin with configs for the old and the new formats.
Not a fit when
- You want the Copilot agents straight from the plugin: it installs skills only, the rest is copied by hand.
- The changelog must read dry and official: the skill rewrites entries with humour.
- You need stability with no experiments: the author calls the project ongoing work in progress.
Example request
Work through the unresolved comments on my pull request with `pr-comment-review` and prepare a reply to each.Limitations
The plugin installs six skills; the Copilot instructions, prompts and agents are not part of it and are copied by hand. The author calls the repository ongoing work in progress, and each item carries a maturity badge. The `changelog-writer` style is intentionally playful and narrative. New skills arrive after `/plugin marketplace update anchildress1`. The skills edit repository files, so review the changes in `git diff` before committing.
How to disable. Run `/plugin uninstall awesome-ai@anchildress1` and optionally remove the marketplace with `/plugin marketplace remove anchildress1`.
FAQ
How do I install the plugin in Claude Code?
Run `/plugin marketplace add anchildress1/awesome-ai`, then `/plugin install awesome-ai@anchildress1`.
How do I get new skills?
Run `/plugin marketplace update anchildress1`: the marketplace pulls in added skills.
What about the Copilot agents and instructions?
They live in the repository but the plugin does not install them. Copy the files you want into your own repository by hand.
Which skills are included?
`changelog-writer`, `eslint-plugin-configuring`, `generate-commit-message`, `pr-comment-review`, `readme-generator` and `test-writer`.
How do I remove the plugin?
Run `/plugin uninstall awesome-ai@anchildress1`. The marketplace is removed with `/plugin marketplace remove anchildress1`.
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Comparison with similar tools
Cards that share the main search query, and how they differ.
| Tool | Official | Repository stars | Main difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ashley's Awesome AI (this card) | no | 69 | |
| GitHub Copilot Agent Skills | no | 206 | Copilot skills and agents for Azure, Terraform and diagrams; this one is for commits, review, READMEs and tests |
| README Generator Pro | no | 112 | a dedicated README tool; here the README is one of six plugin skills |
README in short
The repository is both a Claude Code plugin marketplace and a collection of GitHub Copilot material. Each item carries a stability status, and detailed write-ups live in the `docs/` folder.