ci
01Agent Claude Code
GitHub Actions, CI/CD workflows, and automation pipelines. Delegate when the issue involves .github/workflows/, CI configuration, or automated checks.
Agent Claude Code
GitHub Actions, CI/CD workflows, and automation pipelines. Delegate when the issue involves .github/workflows/, CI configuration, or automated checks.
Agent Claude Code
BMAD plugin agents, skills, workflows, and templates. Delegate when the issue involves plugins/bmad/ content — agent .md files, SKILL.md files, workflow definitions, or template content.
Agent Claude Code
README, badges, changelog, and project documentation. Delegate when the issue involves README.md, AGENTS.md, CHANGELOG.md, badges, or user-facing documentation.
Agent Claude Code
Testing, compatibility validation, and investigation. Delegate when the issue involves writing tests, investigating bugs, verifying compatibility, or auditing correctness.
Agent Claude Code
Version bumps, release process, and marketplace publishing. Delegate when the issue involves version management, release.sh, marketplace.json, or publishing.
Agent Claude Code
Upstream analysis, ecosystem review, and design research. Delegate when the issue requires investigating upstream repos, analyzing alternatives, or producing research reports.
Agent Claude Code
Sync pipeline, version management, and build tooling. Delegate when the issue involves scripts/, upstream sync, generate:agents, generate:skills, bump scripts, or shared script libraries.
Plugin Claude Code
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BMAD Method - Breakthrough Method for Agile AI-Driven Development.
MCP server Claude CodeCodexCursor +2
Create a minimal MCP server example that demonstrates it can read and return environment variables (e.g., PWD or WORKSPACESLUG). This serves as a proof-of-concept for verifying that environment variables passed by an MCP client are accessible from wi. Runs locally from the mcp-echo-env npm package.
At most 3 mods per repository are shown here, and a mod shipped inside a plugin is left to that plugin's page — the rest are on their repository pages: