The reliability layer for Claude Code
Claude Code is brilliant for an afternoon. Across a week of sessions it forgets where it was, re-introduces fixed bugs, and quietly marks work "done" that was never verified. This kit gives it a durable harness so every session resumes cleanly and every "done" is a proven done.
The expensive failures aren't dramatic crashes. They're silent — work that looks finished but isn't.
A new session starts cold. It re-derives decisions you already made and undoes work it doesn't remember doing.
A feature gets marked complete because the code looks right — not because anything was run and observed.
The same trap gets hit session after session because last week's fix was never written down anywhere durable.
Four small files at your project root turn ad-hoc sessions into a disciplined, resumable loop. Two skills drive it.
long-running-task-init at your plan. It turns each checklist item into a tracked feature with a concrete verification step, and seeds a progress log + a lessons fix-log from your project docs.long-running-task-resume reads prior progress, runs a baseline-green check, and refuses to build on a broken tree.The harness is the hero. Around it, the skills that make Claude work like a careful engineer — your whole loop, in one install.
Durable, resumable, verification-gated execution across as many sessions as a project takes. Ships with the full convention spec and copy-ready templates (feature list, progress log, lessons, baseline check). This is the part you can't get free.
Plus two bonus hook utilities (desktop notifications + permission tracking) and a one-command installer.
Free marketplaces give you dozens of loose skills. This is one opinionated, integrated loop — execution, memory, and verification designed to work together.
Free "resume" skills recover old context. None give you the structured feature-list + verification + anti-cheat discipline that stops silent failures. That's the core here.
These are battle-tested conventions from running multi-session work, sanitized and packaged — not theory, not AI-generated filler.
One-time purchase. Plain Markdown you can read and edit. Updates ship as new versioned releases.
Instant download · works with Claude Code
Honest note: about half of these skills have capable free alternatives — git, docs, code review. You're buying the harness and the curated, integrated whole, not a skill count. If that's not worth $29 to you, the free marketplaces are genuinely good; start there.
A downloadable folder: 10 skills as SKILL.md files, a reference spec for the harness convention, copy-ready templates, two bonus hook scripts, and an install.sh that drops everything into ~/.claude/skills/.
Run bash install.sh, or copy the skill folders into ~/.claude/skills/ yourself. Then ask Claude to run the long-running-task-init skill in a git project that has a plan file. Takes about a minute.
Claude Code, a project under git, and some documented context (a CLAUDE.md or README) plus a plan/checklist to work from. The hook utilities also need jq.
Some of it, yes — and we say so above. The differentiated piece is the harness: structured, verification-gated, anti-silent-failure multi-session execution, which the free options don't provide. The rest rounds it into one integrated loop you don't have to assemble yourself.
This is a self-serve kit — the bundled docs are thorough and are the support. No 1:1 setup help. Updates ship as new versioned releases to existing buyers.
14 days, no questions asked.