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claude-skill-tracker

A Yandex Tracker skill for Claude Code, invoked with /tracker, optionally gathering context from your codebase

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Why this level

  • The exact capabilities of the /tracker command are not documented, including the scope of write access
  • It depends on an external dev-workflow repository whose contents cannot be checked in advance
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vladimirfyodorov/claude-skill-trackerAuthor:VladimirFyodorov

Install

In your terminal, with SkillFoxx CLI

npx skillfoxx add skills/claude-skill-tracker

Detects the agents on your machine, shows the access level and pins the version.

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How we review

Extended accessThe tool runs code or makes network calls and only reads external data.

  • The exact capabilities of the /tracker command are not documented, including the scope of write access
  • It depends on an external dev-workflow repository whose contents cannot be checked in advance

This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.

What it does

The skill is installed into ~/.claude/skills/tracker and invoked with the /tracker command plus arguments. By default it requires a DEV_WORKFLOW_ROOT variable pointing at a separate dev-workflow repository the skill pulls shared logic from. An optional install.sh with a --deep flag enables deeper codebase context collection when working on issues.

Who it is for. For teams that already have their own dev-workflow repository with shared scripts and want to add a Yandex Tracker skill to it.

Good fit when

  • Your team already has a dev-workflow repository to point DEV_WORKFLOW_ROOT at
  • You want a simple /tracker command inside Claude Code without a separate MCP server

Not a fit when

  • You have no dev-workflow repository, and the README does not explain what should be in it
  • You need a self-contained server without a dependency on another external repository

Example request

/tracker show issues in the SUPPORT queue with status Open

Limitations

The README does not explain what the dev-workflow repository must contain or in what format, so the skill's behavior without it is unclear. The README itself is minimal and does not describe the /tracker command's actual capabilities beyond its call form.

How to disable. Delete the ~/.claude/skills/tracker folder.

FAQ

What is DEV_WORKFLOW_ROOT?

An environment variable pointing at a separate dev-workflow repository, the README does not detail its exact contents, only listing it as a requirement for the skill to work.

Can it be installed via a plugin manager?

Yes, if you already have dev-workflow-skills-registry added, with /plugin install tracker@dev-workflow-skills.

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README in short

A short English README shows installation via git clone into ~/.claude/skills/tracker or a plugin manager, an optional install.sh --deep setup, the /tracker command, and a requirement for the DEV_WORKFLOW_ROOT variable and an installed claude CLI. MIT license.

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