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sergebulaev/linkedin-skills Review: Run LinkedIn Content on Claude Skills?

A 12-skill, MIT-licensed bundle for Claude Code and Codex that drafts, audits, and optionally publishes LinkedIn content under an approval-first flow. This source review covers the recent release fixes, the credential and publishing limits to check before production, and who should adopt it versus build custom.

October 1, 2026
Claude Scientific Writer v2.22.0: Should Your Team Deploy It?

Version v2.22.0 is mostly a skills refresh, but the citation-management fixes matter if you draft papers at volume. Who should pilot Claude Scientific Writer, which prerequisites and data-egress checks gate production use, and where the maintenance burden lands.

September 30, 2026
sergebulaev/linkedin-skills v1.1.12 review: adopt it for LinkedIn content ops?

sergebulaev/linkedin-skills is an MIT-licensed bundle of Claude Code and Codex skills for drafting and auditing LinkedIn content. This source and documentation review covers the v1.1.12 privacy fix, integration and cost checks, and which teams should adopt it before production.

September 16, 2026
ECC 2.2.1 review: is this AI coding agent harness ready to standardize?

ECC 2.2.1 patches installer ownership, hook parsing, and destructive-command detection, for teams weighing one shared configuration layer across Claude Code, Codex, and Kimi. This source review covers who should pilot it, what to check first, and where integration work is still likely.

September 15, 2026
ECC 2.2.0 review: should you install the agent harness on Claude Code or Codex?

ECC 2.2.0 ships 68 agents, 286 skills, hooks, memory, and security scanning for Claude Code, Codex, and other coding agents. It fits teams with an established agent workflow, after you verify install channels, hooks, and experimental features.

August 31, 2026
Ponytail review: should your AI coding agent run the lazy senior dev ruleset?

Ponytail pushes AI coding agents to write minimal code. This observed review covers who should try it, what the benchmark claims really mean, and what to check before production.

August 20, 2026
holaOS review: should your team run the all-in-one AI agent workspace?

holaOS bundles Claude Code, Codex, MCP tools, and shared local memory into one desktop app, but a nonstandard license, an unverified release channel, and an open Docker build bug mean teams should pilot before committing.

August 19, 2026
Herdr preview build 2026-08-18: Windows GA arrives, but is the runtime production ready?

Herdr’s 2026-08-18 preview makes Windows generally available and adds plugin marketplace shelves. This observed source review covers what changed, who should pilot it, and what to verify before production.

August 19, 2026
Orca v1.4.184 review: is this parallel AI agent development environment right for your team?

Orca v1.4.184 is an MIT-licensed agent development environment for running parallel coding agents in git worktrees. This observed review covers who should pilot it, what to check before production, and where custom work is needed.

August 18, 2026
Ruflo v3.38.9 review: the symlink fix and what to check before production

Ruflo v3.38.9 fixes a macOS path-validator bug in an MIT-licensed agent meta-harness for Claude Code and Codex. This source and documentation review covers what changed, maintenance signals, deployment concerns, and what to verify before production.

August 18, 2026

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