LeeYudok/agents-scaffold

Fork-and-fill bootstrap for AI coding agents (Claude Code first, Codex/Gemini via AGENTS.md) — agents, skills, hooks, tiered rules (P0/P1/P2), and stack presets composed into one enforced pre-commit gate. Korean/English

This repository also configures its own agents. See what agents-scaffold tells them →

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README

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Command Claude Code

A reference guide for custom slash commands in an agent project. Each command is a named file that can receive text supplied after the command.

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fix-issue

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Command Claude Code

A workflow for handling a numbered software issue from investigation through delivery. It reads the issue, changes the code, adds a regression test, verifies the build, and prepares a pull or merge request.

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knowledge-graph

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Command Claude Code needs its repo

A visual map of how project guidance files are connected, including rules, memories, agents, skills, commands, and workflows. It generates a local HTML dashboard and can check whether their links still work.

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sdlc-cycle

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Command Claude Code

An automated software development life-cycle (SDLC) workflow covering an issue or plan, coding, tests, verification, and a pull or merge request.

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sonar

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Command Claude Code

A command for running SonarQube, a tool that examines source code for quality and security problems. It can show current results, rerun the analysis, inspect security hotspots, check test coverage, and explain quality-gate results.

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