Pipelines that
think in parallel.
A marketplace of multi-agent plugins for Claude Code. Autonomous development, review, and research — orchestrated as a single slash command.
One command fans out
into a swarm of agents.
Each plugin is a marketplace you pin like any other. Behind every slash command sits a pipeline of specialised agents that research, plan, write, review, and test — coordinated through phased stages with human approval gates. You stay the manager; the agents do the fan-out.
Parallel by default
Independent work units run simultaneously across many agents — up to eight coders at once on a single build.
Approval gates
No code changes land without your sign-off on the plan. The pipeline pauses and waits for you.
Iterative convergence
Fix → verify → review loops run with bounded retries until the criteria actually hold.
Progressive disclosure
Orchestrators load each phase on demand, keeping token cost low even on deep, multi-stage runs.
From prompt to merged,
one phase at a time.
Twelve plugins. Pick what you need.
Each plugin is a self-contained pipeline you install on its own. They compose — most real tasks chain commands across three or four of them.
Autonomous dev pipelines — plan, code, review, test, in parallel.
Multi-lens deep review for local branches and GitHub pull requests.
Research & content pipelines that produce reports, not code changes.
Multi-perspective lens panels plus naturalized writing pipelines.
Turn a big decision into a reviewed ADR / RFD behind a human sign-off.
Full lifecycle for a personal Obsidian vault — capture to grounded Q&A.
Lead-gen pipeline plus a dossier-card lifecycle for every company.
CV-to-vacancies and freelance-gig discovery with grounded cover letters.
Design specs refined by four critics behind a WCAG 2.2 AA hard gate.
Standalone agents and 14 curated coding rules for everyday work.
Cross-session project memory that persists knowledge automatically.
Evidence-anchored code roasting in seven character voices.
Read every line.
Run it yourself.
Nothing hidden, nothing locked. The full pipeline source ships under MIT — clone it, audit it, extend it.
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