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Reads your repo, detects UI / API / DB / auth / LLM / infra, and tells Claude which skills to load before it writes code.
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🧭 Claude Code hook that routes you to the right skills/agents — from your project's stack, keywords in your prompt, and what the AI finds mid-turn (UserPromptSubmit + PostToolUse). Zero deps, one Node file.
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Read the full README ↗A Claude Code hook that reads your repo, works out what it's actually made of — UI, API, database, auth, LLM, infra — and tells Claude which skills to load before it writes a single line.
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A loaded Claude Code has a huge skill library — design, API, database, security, every language stack. The right skill for the task is in there. The problem is remembering to reach for it.
skill-compass removes the remembering. On every prompt it inspects the project in front of Claude and hands over a short, accurate list of the skills that match — so the design skill fires on UI work, the security skill fires on auth work, the migration skill fires on schema work, automatically.
Match → Inject, in single-digit milliseconds. It reads three signals:
PostToolUse hook watches Bash/Grep/Glob/Read/Task results; the moment a tool surfaces a known keyword (a path, a dependency, a match line) it injects the matching skills right next to that tool result.Matched skills are injected as a compact note — shown once per signal-set per session, re-shown when the detected set changes. With no manifest, no prompt keyword and no tool finding, the compass stays silent instead of guessing.
| Bearing | Triggers | Skills it routes |
|---|---|---|
| UI | react, vue, next, .tsx, components/ | frontend-design, make-interfaces-feel-better |
| API | express, fastapi, app/api/, routes/ | api-design, backend-patterns |
| DB | prisma, drizzle, sqlalchemy, *.sql | database-migrations, postgres-patterns |
| AUTH | next-auth, stripe, jwt, auth/ | security-review |
| LLM | anthropic, openai, langchain | claude-api, agent-harness-construction |
| INFRA | Dockerfile, compose.yml, k8s/ | docker-patterns, deployment-patterns |
Plus 16 language stacks (Rust, Go, Python, TypeScript, Next.js, React, Vue, Java, Spring Boot, Kotlin, Swift, Dart/Flutter, PHP/Laravel, C#, C/C++) and a keywords block that routes by project/topic name (SEO, a11y, research, video, Claude API, homelab, …) straight from your prompt or a mid-turn tool finding. Every row lives in directions.json.
Needs Node.js and Claude Code.
git clone https://github.com/by-sonic/skill-compass
node skill-compass/install.js
The installer copies two files to ~/.claude/skill-compass/ and registers two hooks — UserPromptSubmit (prompt + project) and PostToolUse (mid-turn tool findings). Restart Claude Code to load them.
Copy compass.js and directions.json to ~/.claude/skill-compass/, then add to ~/.claude/settings.json:
{
"hooks": {
"UserPromptSubmit": [
{ "matcher": "", "hooks": [
{ "type": "command", "command": "node \"~/.claude/skill-compass/compass.js\"" }
]}
],
"PostToolUse": [
{ "matcher": "Bash|Grep|Glob|Read|Task", "hooks": [
{ "type": "command", "command": "node \"~/.claude/skill-compass/compass.js\" --post" }
]}
]
}
}
skill-compass also ships as an Agent Skill so Claude can install and operate the hook for you on request. Point Claude Code at skill/skill-compass/ (copy it into your project's .claude/skills/ or your global ~/.claude/skills/). Then just ask:
"Install skill-compass" · "show my directions.json" · "add a mobile bearing" · "run the compass self-test"
The skill knows how to run install.js, edit directions.json, and verify with --self-test.
Open directions.json. Add a stack or a direction by appending one object.
{
"id": "mobile",
"name": "Mobile",
"deps": ["react-native", "expo"], // matched in dependency manifests
"paths": ["ios", "android"], // folder/file names at the root level
"ext": [".kt", ".swift"], // file extensions present
"skills": ["ecc:react-native-patterns"]
}
Any of deps / paths / ext matching triggers the direction. skills are plain strings — point a bearing at whatever skill names you have installed.
node compass.js --self-test # run detection against fixture projects
node compass.js --force # ignore the once-per-session guard
SKILL_COMPASS=off # env var — disable without uninstalling
node install.js --uninstall # remove the hook (keeps your files)
Nothing. It runs locally, reads files in your project, and writes a note to your own prompt. Zero dependencies, zero telemetry, ~200 lines of Node you can read in a sitting.
New stacks and directions are the most useful PRs — add a tested entry to directions.json and a matching case in the --self-test fixtures in compass.js. Keep it dependency-free.
MIT — see LICENSE.