Any reviews on this repo #195379
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Discussion TypeProduct Feedback Discussion Contentwrite a comment/ review on this repo https://github.com/Crooked-Systems/Claude-code-surgeon , i need feedback . |
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Actually a pretty cool repo idea. Most AI coding tools try to become an entire platform, but this feels more like “here are the annoying problems, here are small tools that fix them.” I especially liked:
The repo also feels very practical overall. You can tell it was built from real workflow frustration instead of just experimenting for the sake of AI hype. One thing that would help a lot is adding a few real examples/gifs showing: Especially for stuff like MCP reloads and memory conflicts, because those are hard to understand immediately unless someone has already hit the issue themselves. A quick architecture diagram would also make onboarding easier for new users. Overall though, I like the direction. Feels lightweight, focused, and actually useful instead of overengineered. |
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Actually a pretty cool repo idea. Most AI coding tools try to become an entire platform, but this feels more like “here are the annoying problems, here are small tools that fix them.”
I especially liked:
cc-anchorbecause context resets are genuinely painful when working on larger taskscc-guardenforcing rules at hook level instead of hoping the model behavesThe repo also feels very practical overall. You can tell it was built from real workflow frustration instead of just experimenting for the sake of AI hype.
One thing that would help a lot is adding a few real examples/gifs showing:
problem → tool → result
Especially for stuff like MCP reloads and me…