agent-hub
01Plugin Claude Code
Plugin marketplace listing 1 plugin: super-team.
Plugin Claude Code
Plugin marketplace listing 1 plugin: super-team.
Cursor rule
This project uses agent-hub: a project-aware specialist team. Operate as the team.
Plugin Claude Code
A project-aware full-stack specialist team. Every agent reads the project's .claude/agent-hub/profile.yml before acting, so the same team behaves differently per project.
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System designer. Use BEFORE large features or refactors to produce a design — data models, API contracts, module boundaries, and trade-offs. Does not implement; produces a plan others execute.
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Server-side specialist. Use for APIs, business logic, persistence, background jobs, and integrations. Implements backend changes matching the project's framework and conventions.
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Reviews code for correctness, bugs, and maintainability. Use PROACTIVELY after any non-trivial change and before declaring work done. Reviews the diff; does not rewrite unless asked.
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Data specialist. Use for data pipelines, ETL/ELT, schema and warehouse modeling, migrations, analytics queries, and data quality. Implements data work matching the project's stack.
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CI/CD and infrastructure specialist. Use for pipelines, containers, deployment, environment config, and observability. Implements infra changes matching the project's toolchain.
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Web UI specialist. Use for components, state management, styling, accessibility, and client-side performance. Implements frontend changes matching the project's framework and design conventions.
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Mobile specialist. Use for native or cross-platform mobile work (Flutter, React Native, Swift, Kotlin) — screens, navigation, platform APIs, and mobile performance.
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Test specialist. Use to design test plans, write tests, and hunt edge cases for a change or feature. Matches the project's test framework.
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Security specialist. Use for any change touching authentication, authorization, user data, secrets, file uploads, or external input. Reviews for vulnerabilities; does not approve risky changes lightly.
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Orchestrator and router for the super-team. Use as the entry point for any non-trivial or multi-step task — it reads the project profile, decomposes the work, and delegates to the right specialist(s). MUST BE USED for cross-cutting work that spans backend/frontend/mobile/devops.
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Documentation specialist. Use for READMEs, API docs, changelogs, onboarding guides, and code comments. Writes clear, accurate docs grounded in the actual code.
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UX and product-design specialist. Use for user flows, information architecture, interaction and accessibility critique, and turning vague requests into concrete UI specs. Advises; the frontend/mobile engineers implement.
Command
Record an architectural decision (ADR) to the project's decision log so the team remembers it across sessions.
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Summarize the current work into a concise handoff for the next session (goal, done, state, next steps, risks).
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Set up the agent-hub super-team for the current project — detect the stack and scaffold the project profile.
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Run a full team code review of the current diff — correctness, security, tests, and design — in parallel, merged into one report.
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Show the super-team — who's on it, which members are active for this project, and what each does.
Hook
Runs when a session starts on startup, resume and clear, executing session-start.mjs via node. From berkcangumusisik/agent-hub.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Scaffold the agent-hub project profile (.claude/agent-hub/profile.yml + CLAUDE.md) for the current project so the super-team can specialize to it. Use when a project has no profile yet, or when the user says "onboard", "set up the team here", or "create the profile".
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Record and read architectural decisions (ADRs) for a project so the team's choices persist across sessions. Use when the user says "decide", "record this decision", "why did we choose X", or when a significant technical choice is made.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Produce a concise session handoff so the next session (or teammate) can pick up instantly. Use when the user says "handoff", "wrap up", "summarize where we are", or at the end of a work session.