Arnon Moscona
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Arnon Moscona maintains Claude Code skills for code review, refactoring, complexity reduction, permission auditing, diagramming, and Obsidian note management.
Agent Skills by Arnon Moscona
Showing 12 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
arnonmosconadevelopment-process-review
Analyzes Claude Code session transcripts to produce an agile development-process retrospective report.
arnonmosconacode-review
Reviews code changes in an isolated subagent context and writes a structured findings report.
arnonmosconareduce-complexity
Measure and reduce cyclomatic and cognitive complexity in Python code through guided refactoring.
arnonmosconadiagramming
Select notation and layout engines to produce readable architecture and dependency diagrams.
arnonmosconaskill-creator
Create, evaluate, and iteratively improve Claude skills with benchmarked test runs.
arnonmosconatoolguard-security-audit
Audit toolguard permission configurations for dangerous allow rules and takeover-mode misconfigurations.
arnonmosconatoolguard-maintenance
Curate toolguard permission rules through guided review, consolidation, and consent-gated application.
arnonmosconaobsidian
Search, read, create, and edit notes in an Obsidian vault via CLI commands.
arnonmosconaDebug Issue
Traces bugs through codebases using knowledge graph call-chain and impact analysis.
arnonmosconaRefactor Safely
Plans and executes code refactoring using knowledge graph dependency analysis.
arnonmosconaExplore Codebase
Navigate codebase structure using knowledge graph queries and semantic search.
arnonmosconaReview Changes
Reviews code changes using risk-scored change detection and knowledge graph impact analysis.
Frequently Asked Questions About Arnon Moscona
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with Arnon Moscona's skills?▼
You can conduct scoped code reviews, refactor safely using dependency analysis, debug issues via graph-powered code navigation, reduce Python cyclomatic complexity, audit and curate toolguard permission configs, produce clear architecture and ER diagrams, manage Obsidian vault notes, and run development-process retrospectives over session transcripts.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
They target software engineers and Claude Code users who need structured code review, safe refactoring, codebase exploration, and permission hygiene. Maintainers of toolguard configurations get dedicated audit and curation skills, while skill authors can use skill-creator to build, evaluate, and benchmark new skills.
How do the code review and security audit skills run?▼
The code-review skill runs in an isolated forked subagent context, accepting a scope argument such as staged, changed, all-python, or explicit file paths plus an optional ticket ID. The toolguard-security-audit skill runs a deterministic analyzer first, then optionally offers a deeper judgement-based assessment, and is strictly read-only.
Are these skills free and open source?▼
The skills are published publicly in Arnon Moscona's GitHub repositories, which list 30 public repos. No explicit license or pricing terms are stated in the skill manifest, so users should check the individual repository for licensing details before redistribution or commercial use.
What prerequisites do these skills require?▼
They require a Claude Code environment, since several skills declare forked subagent contexts, specific agents like code-reviewer or Explore, and the sonnet model. The obsidian skill requires an Obsidian vault and Bash access to the obsidian command; toolguard skills require an existing toolguard permission configuration.