Seth Hobson a7c69c016f Remove slash command invocation syntax from README
Workflows and tools will be accessible via plugin system (coming soon).
For now, the README focuses on the 83 agents which are directly usable.

Changes:
- Removed /workflows: and /tools: invocation examples
- Updated multi-agent orchestration examples to show natural language
- Simplified migration guide to focus on what works now
- Plugin-based workflow/tool access will be documented in future PR
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Claude Code Workflows & Agents

A comprehensive production-ready system combining 83 specialized AI agents, 15 multi-agent workflow orchestrators, and 42 development tools for Claude Code.

⚠️ Major Update: This repository has been restructured. If you're upgrading from a previous version, see the Migration Guide below.

Overview

This unified repository provides everything needed for intelligent automation and multi-agent orchestration across modern software development:

  • 83 Specialized Agents - Domain experts with deep knowledge (architecture, languages, infrastructure, quality, data/AI, business)
  • 15 Workflow Orchestrators - Multi-agent coordination systems for complex operations
  • 42 Development Tools - Focused utilities for specific tasks

System Requirements

  • Claude Code installed and configured
  • Git for repository management

Installation

New Installation

cd ~/.claude
git clone https://github.com/wshobson/agents.git

All agents, workflows, and tools will be automatically available to Claude Code.

Updating from Previous Version

If you previously had the agents repository installed:

cd ~/.claude/agents
git pull origin main

Important: The repository structure has changed. All agent files have been moved to the agents/ subdirectory. Claude Code will automatically detect the new structure.

Repository Structure

agents/
├── agents/                        # 83 specialized AI agents
│   ├── backend-architect.md
│   ├── frontend-developer.md
│   └── ... (all agent definitions)
├── workflows/                     # 15 multi-agent orchestrators
│   ├── feature-development.md
│   ├── full-stack-feature.md
│   ├── security-hardening.md
│   └── ... (workflow commands)
├── tools/                         # 42 development utilities
│   ├── api-scaffold.md
│   ├── security-scan.md
│   └── ... (tool commands)
└── README.md

Workflow Commands

Multi-agent orchestration systems that coordinate complex, cross-domain tasks:

Core Development Workflows

Command Purpose Agent Coordination
feature-development End-to-end feature implementation Backend, frontend, testing, deployment
full-stack-feature Complete multi-tier implementation Backend API, frontend UI, mobile, database
full-review Multi-perspective code analysis Architecture, security, performance, quality
smart-fix Intelligent problem resolution Dynamic agent selection based on issue type
tdd-cycle Test-driven development orchestration Test writer, implementer, refactoring specialist

Process Automation Workflows

Command Purpose Scope
git-workflow Version control process automation Branching strategies, commit standards, PR templates
improve-agent Agent optimization Prompt engineering, performance tuning
legacy-modernize Codebase modernization Architecture migration, dependency updates
multi-platform Cross-platform development Web, mobile, desktop coordination
workflow-automate CI/CD pipeline automation Build, test, deploy, monitor

Advanced Orchestration Workflows

Command Primary Focus Specialized Agents
security-hardening Security-first development Threat modeling, vulnerability assessment
data-driven-feature ML-powered functionality Data science, feature engineering, model deployment
ml-pipeline End-to-end ML infrastructure MLOps, data engineering, model serving
performance-optimization System-wide optimization Profiling, caching, query optimization
incident-response Production issue resolution Diagnostics, root cause analysis, hotfix deployment

Development Tools

Focused, single-purpose utilities for specific development operations:

AI and Machine Learning

  • langchain-agent - LangChain agent development
  • ai-assistant - AI-powered development assistance
  • ai-review - AI-based code review

API Development

  • api-scaffold - API endpoint scaffolding
  • api-mock - API mocking and testing

Testing & Quality

  • tdd-red - Red phase (failing tests)
  • tdd-green - Green phase (passing implementation)
  • tdd-refactor - Refactor phase
  • test-harness - Test infrastructure setup

Security & Compliance

  • security-scan - Vulnerability scanning
  • compliance-check - Compliance validation

Infrastructure & Operations

  • k8s-manifest - Kubernetes manifest generation
  • docker-optimize - Docker optimization
  • monitor-setup - Monitoring infrastructure
  • deploy-checklist - Deployment validation

Code Quality

  • code-explain - Code explanation
  • code-migrate - Code migration
  • refactor-clean - Code refactoring
  • pr-enhance - Pull request enhancement

And 20+ more tools for debugging, documentation, data validation, cost optimization, and developer workflows

Usage

All 83 specialized agents are automatically available to Claude Code and can be explicitly invoked:

"Use backend-architect to design the authentication API"
"Have security-auditor scan for OWASP vulnerabilities"
"Get performance-engineer to optimize this bottleneck"

Agent Categories

Architecture & System Design (7 agents)

backend-architect, cloud-architect, kubernetes-architect, hybrid-cloud-architect, graphql-architect, terraform-specialist, architect-review

Programming Languages (15 agents)

javascript-pro, typescript-pro, python-pro, golang-pro, rust-pro, java-pro, csharp-pro, c-pro, cpp-pro, ruby-pro, php-pro, scala-pro, elixir-pro, django-pro, fastapi-pro

Infrastructure & Operations (9 agents)

devops-troubleshooter, deployment-engineer, database-admin, database-optimizer, database-architect, network-engineer, incident-responder, performance-engineer, observability-engineer

Security & Quality (9 agents)

code-reviewer, security-auditor, backend-security-coder, frontend-security-coder, mobile-security-coder, test-automator, tdd-orchestrator, debugger, error-detective

Frontend & Mobile (7 agents)

frontend-developer, ui-ux-designer, ui-visual-validator, mobile-developer, ios-developer, flutter-expert, unity-developer

Data & AI (6 agents)

data-scientist, data-engineer, ml-engineer, mlops-engineer, ai-engineer, prompt-engineer

Documentation (5 agents)

docs-architect, api-documenter, reference-builder, tutorial-engineer, mermaid-expert

Business & Operations (6 agents)

business-analyst, hr-pro, legal-advisor, customer-support, sales-automator, content-marketer

SEO & Content (10 agents)

seo-content-writer, seo-content-auditor, seo-keyword-strategist, seo-meta-optimizer, seo-structure-architect, seo-snippet-hunter, seo-content-refresher, seo-cannibalization-detector, seo-authority-builder, seo-content-planner

Specialized Domains (7 agents)

blockchain-developer, quant-analyst, risk-manager, payment-integration, minecraft-bukkit-pro, legacy-modernizer, context-manager

Utilities (3 agents)

search-specialist, dx-optimizer, sql-pro

Multi-Agent Orchestration Examples

Agents automatically coordinate for complex tasks:

Full-Stack Development

Example: "Implement user dashboard with analytics" Orchestrates: backend-architect → graphql-architect → frontend-developer → mobile-developer → test-automator → security-auditor → performance-engineer → deployment-engineer

Security Hardening

Example: "Implement security best practices" Orchestrates: security-auditor → backend-security-coder → frontend-security-coder → mobile-security-coder → test-automator

Data/ML Pipeline

Example: "Build customer churn prediction model" Orchestrates: data-scientist → data-engineer → ml-engineer → mlops-engineer → ai-engineer → performance-engineer

Incident Response

Example: "Debug high CPU usage in production" Orchestrates: incident-responder → devops-troubleshooter → debugger → error-detective → observability-engineer

Model Configuration

Agents are assigned to specific Claude models based on task complexity:

Model Count Use Cases
Opus 22 Complex architecture, critical analysis, security audits, business operations
Sonnet 50 Standard development, engineering tasks, quality assurance
Haiku 11 Quick focused tasks, SEO optimization, reference building

Multi-Agent Orchestration Patterns

Sequential Processing

backend-architect → frontend-developer → test-automator → security-auditor

Parallel Execution

performance-engineer + database-optimizer → Merged optimization

Conditional Routing

debugger → [backend-architect | frontend-developer | devops-troubleshooter]

Validation Pipeline

feature-development → security-auditor → performance-engineer → Validated release

Migration Guide

What Changed?

Major Update: This repository has been restructured to consolidate all Claude Code extensions in one place:

  1. Repository Structure: All agents moved from root to agents/ subdirectory
  2. Workflows Added: 15 multi-agent workflow orchestrators (previously in separate commands repo)
  3. Tools Added: 42 development utilities (previously in separate commands repo)
  4. Unified Experience: Everything now accessible from a single repository

Migrating from Commands Repository

If you previously used the separate commands repository (wshobson/commands):

Before (old structure):

~/.claude/
├── agents/              # Agents repository
│   └── *.md files
└── commands/            # Commands repository (DEPRECATED)
    └── *.md files

After (new unified structure):

~/.claude/
└── agents/              # Unified repository
    ├── agents/
    ├── workflows/
    └── tools/

Migration Steps

  1. Update the agents repository:

    cd ~/.claude/agents
    git pull origin main
    
  2. Remove the old commands repository (if installed):

    rm -rf ~/.claude/commands
    
  3. Verify installation:

    ls ~/.claude/agents
    # Should show: agents/ workflows/ tools/ README.md
    

What Stays the Same?

  • All 83 agents work exactly as before (no command syntax changes)
  • Agent definitions and capabilities unchanged
  • Direct agent invocation still works: "Use backend-architect to..."

What's New?

Workflows & Tools Added: 15 workflow orchestrators and 42 development tools now included Unified Repository: Everything accessible from a single installation Comprehensive Documentation: Migration guide and detailed usage instructions

Need Help?

For detailed migration instructions and troubleshooting, see MIGRATION.md.

If you encounter issues after migrating:

  1. Verify directory structure: ls -la ~/.claude/agents
  2. Check git status: cd ~/.claude/agents && git status
  3. Review common issues in MIGRATION.md
  4. Report issues at: https://github.com/wshobson/agents/issues

Contributing

To add new agents, workflows, or tools:

  1. Place agent definitions in agents/ directory
  2. Place workflow orchestrators in workflows/ directory
  3. Place tool commands in tools/ directory
  4. Follow existing naming conventions (lowercase, hyphen-separated)
  5. Include proper frontmatter in markdown files

License

MIT License - see LICENSE file for details.

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