notque/claude-code-toolkit — Summary
notque/claude-code-toolkit is the most sophisticated Claude Code toolkit in this batch: 44 named agents, 10 slash commands, 77 Python hook scripts, 19+ skill categories with 50+ individual skills, a confidence-decaying SQLite learning database, AFK mode for headless sessions, adversarial prompt-injection detection, ADR lifecycle enforcement, game/voice pipelines, and a VexJoy agent routing architecture. The toolkit's architecture principle is "LLMs orchestrate, programs execute" — deterministic work (file searching, test execution, build validation, frontmatter checking) uses shell scripts; LLM judgment is reserved for contextual diagnosis and design decisions. The 77-hook suite implements: session briefing injection, cross-repo agent discovery, operator context detection, confidence decay, skill auto-evaluation, ADR lifecycle gates, pipeline phase gates, voice quality checks, SAP CC Go detection, and Fish shell detection. The confidence-decay.py Stop hook runs a SQLite learning database hygiene operation after each session: pruning entries with confidence < 0.3 and age > 90 days, decaying confidence by 0.05 for stale entries.
differs_from_seeds: No seed approaches this level of hook sophistication. Closest comparison: spec-kit (hooks-per-command pattern) but notque has 77 hooks vs spec-kit's 18. The learning database with confidence decay is unique in the entire corpus — most frameworks store knowledge as static markdown files. The AFK mode (headless/SSH/tmux sessions get a different behavioral posture injected at SessionStart) is not present in any seed. The domain-specific agent library (44 agents spanning: ansible, database, golang, kotlin, kubernetes, OpenSearch, PHP, SAP CC, Swift, game, voice) goes far beyond any seed's agent count.