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iroko

My Claude Code configuration. 25 components I use every day across 4 production SaaS projects.

Named after the West African hardwood: durable, solid, the foundation everything else builds on.

npx @james10192/iroko init

What you get

Type Count What it does
Rules 5 Loaded in every conversation. Shape how Claude behaves.
Skills 15 Slash commands: /commit, /plan-and-confirm, /find-doc...
Agents 3 Specialized subagents for review, research, search.
Hooks 2 Automatic triggers on session events.
Sounds 2 MP3 notifications when Claude finishes or needs input.

Rules

Rules are always active. You don't invoke them, they just work.

Rule What it does
pre-commit-quality-gate Audits every commit on 4 axes: architecture, quality vs speed, production-readiness, SOLID. Blocks if critical issues found.
parallel-agents Enforces max 4 parallel agents, launched in a single message. Synthesize results, don't relay.
token-efficiency When to use agents (multi-file exploration) vs direct tools (Grep, Glob, Read). Saves context.
use-available-tools Always check docs via ctx7 CLI before coding with external APIs. Never guess.
marcel-global-preferences Personal config: pnpm, French UI, no AI slop. Deselect during init unless you share these preferences.

Skills

Type /command in Claude Code. These are the commands I built.

Skill What it does
/commit Quality-gated commit. Runs the 4-axes audit on your diff, generates a conventional message, pushes. Blocks on critical issues.
/plan-and-confirm Launches a critic + 3 research agents in parallel, presents a detailed plan, waits for your explicit OKAY before touching any file.
/find-doc Looks up library documentation via ctx7 CLI, Context7 MCP, and WebSearch. Use before writing code with any external API.
/linkedin-post Generates a LinkedIn post from your current work context: git history, conversation, tech trends. Publishes via MCP if configured. (optional)
/visual-check Opens dev-browser (sandboxed Chromium), navigates to a URL, takes screenshots to verify your implementation visually.
/create-pr Creates a PR with auto-generated title and structured description. Analyzes the full diff, not just the last commit.
/create-issue Creates a GitHub issue with labels, scope detection, and epic linking.
/worktree-start Starts isolated work on a GitHub issue using a git worktree. Issue number to branch to worktree in one command.
/worktree-finish Cleans up after a worktree PR is merged. Removes the worktree directory and local branch.
/merge Merges branches with context-aware conflict resolution. Reads the PR, understands the feature, resolves conflicts.
/fix-errors Fixes all ESLint and TypeScript errors using parallel agents. Groups errors by file area, max 5 per agent.
/fix-grammar Fixes grammar and spelling in one or multiple files while preserving formatting.
/fix-pr-comments Fetches all unresolved PR review comments and implements the requested changes.
/npm-publish Bumps version, builds, publishes to npm, creates a git tag, pushes. One command for a full release. (optional)
/convex-cli Initializes and manages Convex projects non-interactively. For Convex users only. (optional)

Agents

Subagents used by skills under the hood. You can also invoke them directly via the Agent tool.

Agent What it does
critic Technical reviewer. Auto-detects which lenses to apply: CTO, UX, Security, Performance, Cost. Gives a verdict: PROCEED, RETHINK, or REJECT.
explore-docs Documentation research via ctx7 CLI (primary), Context7 MCP (fallback), WebSearch (complement).
linkedin-post Content generation agent for LinkedIn. Positions as expert, never as learner. Respects reputation rules.

Hooks

Triggered automatically by Claude Code session events.

Hook Trigger What it does
monitor-session Stop, Permission, Notification Monitors session state, sends notifications via OpenClaw/Telegram.
notify-workflow PostToolUse (Bash) Sends a notification after Bash command execution completes.

Use cases

Workflow Components
Before coding /find-doc, explore-docs agent
During coding /visual-check, /fix-errors
Before committing /commit (quality gate), critic agent
Collaboration /create-pr, /create-issue, /worktree-start, /worktree-finish, /merge, /fix-pr-comments
Content (optional) /linkedin-post — requires LinkedIn MCP or typefully-cli
Publishing (optional) /npm-publish, /convex-cli
Always active Rules (quality gate, parallel agents, token efficiency, tool usage)
Notifications Sounds (finish.mp3, need-human.mp3) — cross-platform

The quality gate

The /commit skill blocks commits that fail a 4-axes audit:

Axis Checks Blocks if
Architecture God class, mixed responsibilities File >300 lines with 3+ concerns
Quality N+1 queries, debug code, duplication dd(), console.log in the diff
Production Exposed stack traces, unprotected routes Traces in JSON responses, routes without auth
SOLID Liskov violations, hardcoded roles Contract broken in an override

PASS = commit. WARN = show warnings, ask confirmation. BLOCK = fix first.

Skipped for trivial diffs: markdown, config, less than 5 lines changed.

Notification sounds

Two MP3 files that play when Claude Code triggers hooks:

  • finish.mp3 plays when Claude completes a task (Stop hook)
  • need-human.mp3 plays when Claude needs your input (Notification hook)

Adapted from AI Blueprint's Mac-only afplay pattern. This version works cross-platform: PowerShell on Windows, afplay on Mac, paplay on Linux. See song/README.md for setup.

Auto-update

iroko checks npm for new versions on every run. If an update is available:

  Update available 1.4.0 → 2.0.0
  Run pnpm add -g @james10192/iroko@latest to update

iroko update pulls the latest config files from GitHub and re-installs your selected components.


Install

Option 1: npx (no install)

npx @james10192/iroko init

Option 2: global install

pnpm add -g @james10192/iroko
iroko init

Option 3: Claude Code plugin

/plugin marketplace add James10192/iroko
/plugin install iroko@iroko

Option 4: manual

git clone https://github.com/James10192/iroko.git
cp -r iroko/rules/* ~/.claude/rules/
cp -r iroko/skills/* ~/.claude/skills/
cp -r iroko/agents/* ~/.claude/agents/
cp -r iroko/hooks/* ~/.claude/hooks/

Commands

iroko init      # Interactive setup — select components to install
iroko list      # Show installed vs available components
iroko update    # Pull latest from GitHub and re-install
iroko --help    # All commands

The installer shows an interactive checklist grouped by type. Everything is selected by default. Deselect what you don't need.


Recommended plugins

Tools I use alongside iroko. Not bundled, install them separately.

Plugin Author What it does
AI Blueprint Melvynx APEX workflow, ralph-loop autonomous coding, ultrathink deep thinking, oneshot fast implementation
Impeccable Paul Bakaus Design quality and adaptation skills
Superpowers Laravel JP Caparas 50+ Laravel patterns: TDD, controllers, policies, queues, Horizon
Claude Plugins Official Anthropic feature-dev, pr-review-toolkit, code-review, frontend-design, vercel, slack
claude plugins add anthropics/claude-plugins-official
claude plugins add pbakaus/impeccable

Structure

iroko/
├── .claude-plugin/       Plugin marketplace manifest
├── src/                  CLI source (TypeScript)
├── rules/                5 global rules
├── skills/               15 slash commands
├── agents/               3 subagents
├── hooks/                2 event hooks
├── song/                 Notification sounds (cross-platform)
└── templates/            settings.json template

Context

Built by Marcel DJEDJE-LI in Abidjan, Cote d'Ivoire. Used daily on:

  • KLASSCI : multi-tenant school management SaaS (Laravel, 5 tenants, 3000+ students)
  • MailPulse : email marketing platform (Next.js 16, Convex, Resend)
  • E-pagne : collaborative savings fintech (Next.js, Convex)

This is the result of months of daily iteration with Claude Code on production software.

License

MIT

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Iroko — My Claude Code configuration. Rules, skills, agents, hooks. Built in Abidjan.

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