Professional development workflows for Claude Code - Language-agnostic best practices, specialized agents, and quality assurance patterns for building production-ready software
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Installation
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Professional development workflows for Claude Code - Language-agnostic best practices, specialized agents, and quality assurance patterns for building production-ready software.
⚡ Quick Start
# 1. Start Claude Code
claude
# 2. Install plugin
/plugin marketplace add shinpr/claude-code-workflows
/plugin install claude-code-workflows@shinpr
# 3. Restart session (required)
# Exit and restart Claude Code
# 4. Start building
/implement <your feature>
# Tip: Type /imp + Tab (full: /claude-code-workflows:implement)
Note: If you encounter SSH errors during installation, see SSH Setup FAQ below.
🔧 How It Works
Intelligent Workflow Orchestration
graph TB
A[👤 User Request] --> B[🔍 requirement-analyzer]
B --> |"📦 Large (6+ files)"| C[📄 prd-creator]
B --> |"📦 Medium (3-5 files)"| D[📐 technical-designer]
B --> |"📦 Small (1-2 files)"| E[⚡ Direct Implementation]
C --> D
D --> F[🧪 acceptance-test-generator]
F --> G[📋 work-planner]
G --> H[✂️ task-decomposer]
H --> I[🔨 task-executor]
E --> I
I --> J[✅ quality-fixer]
J --> K[🎉 Ready to Commit]
Execution Flow
Analysis: Assess task complexity and requirements
Planning: Generate appropriate documentation (PRD, Design Doc, Work Plan)
Execution: Specialized agents handle each phase autonomously
Quality: Automated testing, type checking, and error fixing
Review: Verify compliance and completeness
Commit: Clean, production-ready code
⚡ Workflow Commands
Streamline your development with purpose-built commands:
Command
Purpose
When to Use
/implement
End-to-end feature development
New features, complete workflows
/task
Execute single task with precision
Bug fixes, small changes
/design
Create design documentation
Architecture planning
/plan
Generate work plan from design
Planning phase
/build
Execute from existing task plan
Resume implementation
/review
Verify code against design docs
Post-implementation check
📦 Specialized Agents
11 production-ready agents for every phase of development:
Agent
Purpose
Activation
requirement-analyzer
Assess task scope and complexity
Start of /implement
prd-creator
Create product requirements documents
Large-scale features
technical-designer
Design architecture and technical approach
Medium/large features
work-planner
Break down work into executable tasks
After design
task-decomposer
Decompose plans into commit-sized tasks
Task breakdown
task-executor
Execute individual tasks with TDD
Implementation
quality-fixer
Fix all quality issues automatically
After code changes
code-reviewer
Verify compliance with design docs
Post-implementation
acceptance-test-generator
Generate E2E and integration tests
Testing phase
rule-advisor
Select optimal rules for current task
Task initiation
document-reviewer
Review documentation consistency
Documentation phase
📚 Language-Agnostic Rules
Battle-tested best practices that work across all languages:
Q: Do I need to learn special commands?
A: Just use /implement to start. The plugin handles the complexity automatically.
Q: What if there are errors?
A: The quality-fixer agent automatically fixes most issues. If it can't, it provides clear guidance.
Q: SSH authentication error during plugin installation?
A: Set up SSH keys for GitHub:
# 1. Check if SSH key already exists
ls ~/.ssh/id_ed25519.pub
# 2. Generate new SSH key (if needed)
ssh-keygen -t ed25519 -C "your_email@example.com"
# → Press Enter to save to default location
# → Enter a strong passphrase when prompted (recommended for security)
# 3. Add SSH key to ssh-agent
eval "$(ssh-agent -s)"
ssh-add ~/.ssh/id_ed25519
# 4. Copy public key to clipboard
cat ~/.ssh/id_ed25519.pub
# → Copy the output
# 5. Add to GitHub
# Go to https://github.com/settings/keys
# Click "New SSH key"
# Paste your public key and save
# 6. Test connection
ssh -T git@github.com
# → Should see: "Hi username! You've successfully authenticated..."
📄 License
MIT License - Free to use, modify, and distribute.
