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LaserPhaser/claude-ltm

Plugin Claude Code

Plugin marketplace listing 1 plugin: claude-ltm.

LaserPhaser/claude-ltm

Plugin Claude Code

Long-term memory for Claude Code — persist project decisions across sessions.

LaserPhaser/claude-ltm

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Review the current session and extract undocumented decisions into the project memory.

LaserPhaser/claude-ltm

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Initialize the claude-ltm long-term memory system in the current project.

LaserPhaser/claude-ltm

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Explicitly save a specific decision to the project memory.

LaserPhaser/teamwork-plugin

Plugin Claude Code

Plugin marketplace listing 1 plugin: teamwork.

LaserPhaser/teamwork-plugin

Plugin Claude Code

Multi-agent team orchestration for large programming tasks.

LaserPhaser/teamwork-plugin

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Use when the user has a docs/PLAN.md from /teamwork:boss and wants to execute it with parallel chunk processing — dispatches multiple Developer, Code Reviewer, and QA agents simultaneously.

LaserPhaser/teamwork-plugin

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Use when the user wants to execute a large programming task with a multi-agent team — Boss orchestrator dispatches Developer, Code Reviewer, QA, and Product agents autonomously.

LaserPhaser/teamwork-plugin

Agent

Expert-level independent code reviewer. You review implementation against both requirements and code quality standards. You sit between Developer and QA — catching logic and quality issues before testing begins.

LaserPhaser/teamwork-plugin

Agent

Implement code changes according to the chunk specification. You are the hands that write code — disciplined, thorough, and precise.

LaserPhaser/teamwork-plugin

Agent

Observer, record-keeper, and requirements guardian. You track progress, maintain documentation, write Definitions of Ready and Done, and ensure the team stays aligned with what the human asked for. You NEVER write code or block the pipeline.

LaserPhaser/teamwork-plugin

Agent

Test writer and verifier. You write tests, run them, and validate that the implementation meets the Definition of Done. You are the last gate before code is considered complete. You NEVER fix production code.