Full claude.md is here: https://github.com/EspoTek/.claude/blob/master/CLAUDE.md

The skills I have installed are:

```

    on         frontend-design:frontend-design · plugin · ~90 tok · locked by plugin
     on         agents-sdk · user · ~150 tok
     on         cloudflare · user · ~130 tok
     on         cloudflare-email-service · user · ~180 tok
     on         durable-objects · user · ~130 tok
     on         find-docs · user · ~300 tok
     on         find-skills · user · ~110 tok
     on         sandbox-sdk · user · ~120 tok
     on         stage-chapters · user · ~40 tok
     on         web-perf · user · ~150 tok
     on         workers-best-practices · user · ~130 tok
     on         wrangler · user · ~120 tok

The plugins I have are:

```

    cc-caffeine Plugin · samber ·  enabled
    frontend-design Plugin · claude-plugins-official ·  enabled
    ty Plugin · claude-code-lsps ·  enabled
    vscode-langservers Plugin · claude-code-lsps ·  enabled
    vtsls Plugin · claude-code-lsps ·  enabled

There's also an MCP for Context7.

But yeah, this is more or less vanilla Claude Code - at least, nothing related to Android or adb there.

It's that good now. A few days ago I asked it to SSH into my Ubuntu box and investigate a hang. It didn't solve the problem fully autonomously like this time but did tell me a whole lot things it wasn't, and hinted at a faulty driver. We went back and forth a bit, it set up a watchdog and taught me how to update the kernel without updating Ubuntu itself, and the server has been rock solid for the past 3-4 days now.

Also, if you're curious, full log for the Kodi issue:

https://github.com/user-attachments/files/28659304/2026-06-0...

I did prompt it a little bit more today in order to get something more production-ready (the original solution kept regenerating the cache on boot, rather than fixing it permanently), but you can see the whole original autonomously-generated solution in the logs. It's insane, seriously.