nicelight/DevRails-26

Agentic memory based SDD dev workflow

This repository also configures its own agents. See what DevRails-26 tells them →

23Stars on the repository
41Mods indexed here, across every type
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add-tests

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Command Claude Code

Add the cheapest sufficient regression coverage inside one existing in-progress indexed task.

not rated 23 1mo ago A 14 tokens original MIT

architecture-review

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Command Claude Code

Bounded C4 and architecture review of one feature's task-planning surface for a fresh Reviewer.

not rated 23 1mo ago A 20 tokens original MIT

autonomous

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Command Claude Code

Run the complete unattended DevRails workflow from authoritative product input to a terminal sequential JSON task queue.

not rated 23 1mo ago A 19 tokens original MIT

autopilot

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Command Claude Code

Sequentially execute an already reviewed and strict-ready indexed product JSON task queue to a terminal state.

not rated 23 1mo ago A 19 tokens original MIT

constitution

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Command Claude Code

Adaptively clarify and maintain the Project Constitution governing layer.

not rated 23 changed 1mo ago A 11 tokens original MIT

context-manifest

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Command Claude Code

Build a compact Memory Bank/codebase Context Read Manifest for another agent from a delegated Explorer session; use for broad discovery when direct reads are not already cheaper.

not rated 23 1mo ago A 31 tokens original MIT

creator-vibe

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Command Claude Code

Use first for creative work—technical or everyday—when a brief is incomplete or intent is implicit and success depends on taste, voice, feeling, or human experience. Also trigger when literal compliance may lose the point. Do not wait for explicit creative wording. Skip factual lookup, mechanical or exact tasks, and…

not rated 23 1mo ago A 69 tokens original MIT

debug

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Command Claude Code

Diagnose one task failure read-only and route evidence-backed recurrence prevention.

not rated 23 1mo ago A 14 tokens original MIT

discuss

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Command Claude Code

Adaptively resolve unknowns and contradictions before planning or coding.

not rated 23 changed 1mo ago A 12 tokens original MIT

exe

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Command Claude Code

Execute one indexed JSON task within its semantic and hard runtime boundaries, then produce tier-routed evidence and handoff.

not rated 23 changed 1mo ago A 23 tokens original MIT

feature-doctor

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Command Claude Code

Bounded semantic triage and repair routing for one feature.

not rated 23 1mo ago A 12 tokens original MIT

feature-to-tasks

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Command Claude Code

Plan or reconcile one product feature into canonical SDD coverage, an implementation plan, and complete JSON task cards.

not rated 23 1mo ago A 22 tokens original MIT

fill

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Command Claude Code

A command that loads a project's Memory Bank, a set of documents containing its product details, requirements, design, and working rules, into the agent's context.

not rated 23 1mo ago A 20 tokens original MIT

find-skills

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Command Claude Code

A project-first search command for finding relevant coding-agent skills, first among skills already installed in the project and then in a marketplace.

not rated 23 1mo ago A 0 tokens original MIT

foundation-to-tasks

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Command Claude Code

Convert an accepted Foundation Dev Path decision into the minimum FT-000 JSON queue, or prove an existing brownfield baseline.

not rated 23 changed 1mo ago A 24 tokens original MIT

kiss-architect

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Command Claude Code

Apply the deployed Architect proposal preflight to architecture and specification design, findings, and corrections in the current role without changing workflow authority.

not rated 23 1mo ago A 26 tokens original MIT

map-codebase

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Command Claude Code

A command that maps an existing repository into Memory Bank documentation: baseline files that describe how the codebase currently works. It is intended for a brownfield project, meaning an existing codebase rather than a new one.

not rated 23 1mo ago A 19 tokens original MIT

mb-doctor

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Command Claude Code needs its repo

Deterministic Memory Bank readiness gate over mb-lint for autonomous/autopilot execution.

not rated 23 1mo ago A 18 tokens original MIT

mb-garden

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Command Claude Code

A command for regularly maintaining a Memory Bank, a set of project notes and specifications used to preserve context. It scans and classifies issues involving stale references, conflicting rules, links, and unfinished notes.

not rated 23 1mo ago A 0 tokens original MIT

mb-init

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Command Claude Code

Route Memory Bank bootstrap or coherent framework sync through an available external DevRails checkout.

not rated 23 1mo ago A 16 tokens original MIT

mb-sync

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Command Claude Code

Thin adapter that reconciles already-decided task and Memory Bank state at a durable boundary.

not rated 23 1mo ago A 18 tokens original MIT

multiagentic

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Command Claude Code

Run the current autonomous and product-scheduler contracts with phased Judge supervision.

not rated 23 1mo ago A 14 tokens original MIT

prd-to-features

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Command Claude Code

Decompose a clarified PRD into Memory Bank product, requirements, epics, and features.

not rated 23 1mo ago A 19 tokens original MIT

red-verify

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Command Claude Code

Independent adversarial semantic verification for T3 tasks and T2 feature completion.

not rated 23 1mo ago A 15 tokens original MIT

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