Ratler/dream-team

Dream Team is a Claude Code plugin offering structured planning capabilities that generate specification files. It features a universal build skill that interprets these specifications and executes them using role-based agents with tailored strategies.

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debug

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Ratler/dream-team

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Part of dream-team

Use when encountering a bug, test failure, unexpected behavior, or when the user asks for help debugging. Hypothesis-driven — reproduce, investigate, fix, verify. Standalone — works outside the plan/spec/build workflow.

16 3mo ago A 46 tokens original MIT

plan

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Ratler/dream-team

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Part of dream-team

Use when the user wants to build something new or plan a feature. Collaborative brainstorming that explores requirements, constraints, and approach through natural dialogue before any spec is written.

16 3mo ago A 35 tokens original MIT

spec-delegated

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Ratler/dream-team

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Part of dream-team

Use after /dream-team:plan to write a delegated execution spec (orchestrator + sub-agents). No arguments needed — picks up conversation context from the brainstorming session.

16 3mo ago A 40 tokens original MIT

spec-sequential

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Ratler/dream-team

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Part of dream-team

Use after /dream-team:plan to write a sequential execution spec. No arguments needed — picks up conversation context from the brainstorming session.

16 3mo ago A 31 tokens original MIT

spec-team

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Ratler/dream-team

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Part of dream-team

Use after /dream-team:plan to write a team execution spec (parallel Claude instances). No arguments needed — picks up conversation context from the brainstorming session.

16 3mo ago A 34 tokens original MIT

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