Tools
Claude Code plugins
and tools I built.
Every one of these came out of something concrete that annoyed me while working with Claude Code. Not out of a product idea. I use most of them daily, and the ones that make sense for other people are out in the open.
Products
Two tools that do the work of a whole team. They are sold on their own domains, where you will also find pricing and documentation.
Project autopilot for Claude Code, GitLab and GitHub
Superproject
From brief to finish. It takes an issue off the backlog, plans it, implements it, tests it and opens a merge request. It never merges. You approve, it works. Every licence includes ShipCheck as the final gate before launch.
superproject.dev →Launch readiness check for vibecoded apps
ShipCheck
Before you ship, it runs nine checks in plain language: who can read your data, what a second account sees, whose bill this lands on, whether the money path holds, whether your AI can be tricked. Every problem comes with a before and after demonstration. Included in Superproject, also sold on its own.
getshipcheck.com →Claude Code plugins, free on GitHub
Claude Code skills and smaller plugins that each fix one specific annoyance. Open source, take them.
claude-replan
Never read the first plan
Two commands in one plugin. /replan sends several agents at a finished plan, each from a different angle, and reports what does not hold. /recheck does the same after implementation and verifies the code matches the plan.
kojott/claude-replan →claude-docu-optimizer
Cleans up CLAUDE.md and docs/
Walks your project documentation and rewrites it into a shape that actually helps the agent. Less filler, clearer instructions, a structure that holds.
kojott/claude-docu-optimizer →claude-gc
Orphaned process cleaner
Claude Code sometimes leaves processes behind that eat RAM, orphaned MCP servers included. This finds and kills them without touching anything that is running legitimately.
kojott/claude-gc →claude-notify-telegram
A push when the agent is done
You start Claude Code on a long task and walk away. How do you know it finished? A Telegram notification tells you.
kojott/claude-notify-telegram →remoteclaud
A remote Claude Code server in one command
An Ansible playbook that turns a bare Rocky Linux ARM64 server into a complete development environment. Docker, Node.js, Python, Go, the Claude CLI and a tmux session manager that gives you a menu of running sessions under the cl command.
kojott/remoteclaud →DropShot
A macOS menu bar utility for developers
Drop a file or grab a screenshot, it uploads over SFTP and puts the path in your clipboard. Built in one afternoon from a phone with Claude Code.
kojott/dropshot →Everything else is at github.com/kojott.
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Tools are only half the job. The other half is the habit that sticks after the workshop.