Skill Claude CodeCodex
Guides developers through a 6-stage document-first development process (Proposal → Spec → Design → Plan → Test → Trace) before writing any code. Supports 3 team maturity levels with adaptive document generation and change propagation tracking. Use when starting new features, transitioning to spec-first development, or…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A project-specific research skill from the ira repository. The description identifies its name and documentation topics, but does not explain what research it performs.
Agent Claude Code
An AI agent for system architecture: the design of a system’s main parts and how they work together. It covers technology choices, APIs, databases, and performance planning.
Agent Claude Code
A backend-development agent focused on server-side software. Its description identifies it as a backend expert covering technical stacks, languages, and frameworks.
Agent Claude Code
A business-analysis agent for researching requirements, mapping business processes, and writing requirement documents. It is also used for reviewing requirements before development.
Agent Claude Code
A DevOps specialist for building and operating software delivery systems. DevOps combines development and operations work, including automated testing, packaging, and deployment.
Agent Claude Code
A specialist for building the user-facing part of web applications, including React or Vue components, page layouts, styles, and how the interface manages data.
Agent Claude Code
A product-management agent that analyses requirements and writes product documents, user stories and feature plans.
Agent Claude Code
A project-management agent that plans work, breaks it into tasks, tracks progress, coordinates a team, and manages risks.
Agent Claude Code
A software testing specialist for checking features and interfaces, documenting bugs, and running tests again after changes.
Agent Claude Code
A testing lead that creates test strategies and plans, assesses quality, and manages testing processes.
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