By ThierryN
Orchestrate the full SDLC from idea to production within Claude Code — structure projects, plan phases, execute tasks with parallel agents, validate quality via 70-point checks, and transfer context between sessions using handoff documents and a reusable skills library.
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Orient on an existing project - understand what's here and what's next
Initialize a new project with Dominion Flow (Dominion Flow)
Research, vision selection, and roadmap generation for a new project (Dominion Flow)
Install tooling, create handoff, and finalize project initialization (Dominion Flow)
Gather implementation context through adaptive questioning before planning
Codebase analyzer — maps architecture, dependencies, patterns, and concerns
Systematic debugger — hypothesis-driven investigation with evidence tracking
Executes plans with honesty protocols and creates unified handoff documents
Adversarial verification agent that independently attempts to disprove research findings
Per-step explainer for learncoding mode — extracts real code snippets, explains WHAT/WHY/PATTERN, scaffolds file, handles both watch and active modes
Uses power tools
Uses Bash, Write, or Edit tools
A comprehensive orchestration platform that empowers your Claude agent.
Dominion Flow gives Claude a complete, structured way to take your project from idea to finished code — with built-in quality checks, session memory, parallel execution, and a library of proven patterns. Think of it as a project management system that lives inside Claude Code.
Star this repo so others can find it — and when you're ready for more, the Pro version lives at calibratefactory.com.
🚀 Dominion Flow v2 is coming soon — the next generation, available on calibratefactory.com.
When you start a new project, Claude normally has no memory between sessions, no standard process, and no way to verify its own work. Dominion Flow fixes all of that:
This plugin is for anyone using Claude Code who wants:
No prior experience with orchestration or AI agents required.
Introducing Dominion Flow: Elevate Your Claude Code Workflow
Are you using Claude Code to build projects but feeling limited by session-hopping, lack of structure, or the need to constantly re-explain your requirements? Dominion Flow is a project management and orchestration plugin built to transform Claude from a simple assistant into a structured, persistent, and highly capable autonomous development agent. What is Dominion Flow?
Dominion Flow acts as a professional-grade "operating system" inside your terminal. It introduces a formal, repeatable pipeline—Plan → Execute → Verify → Handoff—that ensures your project moves from an idea to working, verified code without skipping critical steps. Why Use It?
Persistent Memory: Through integrated vector database support (Qdrant), Dominion Flow allows Claude to remember your codebase, past decisions, and coding patterns across different sessions.
Structured Pipeline: Stop guessing where to start. The platform uses a clear, 51-command framework to guide you through every phase of development.
Quality & Verification: Built-in quality gates and automated testing (including Playwright E2E testing) ensure that code isn't just written—it's verified.
Autonomous Capabilities: Need to go hands-off? Features like /fire-autonomous allow Claude to plan, code, and verify entire project phases on its own.
Reusable Skills Library: Stop reinventing the wheel. Dominion Flow includes a library of proven, reusable patterns for authentication, APIs, payments, and more, which Claude can automatically learn and store as you build.
Who Is It For?
Whether you are a developer looking for a consistent, professional workflow or someone who wants to maximize the potential of Claude Code, Dominion Flow provides the structure and "long-term memory" required for complex, real-world projects. How to Get Started
Dominion Flow is designed to be easily installed as a Claude Code plugin. Simply clone the repository and run the installation command: Bash
git clone https://github.com/ThierryN/fire-flow.git claude install-plugin ./fire-flow
For advanced users, the repository also supports optional "Power Features" like Docker-integrated memory (Qdrant) and local embeddings (Ollama) to make the agent even more powerful.
Prerequisite: You need Claude Code installed first. If you don't have it yet, download and install it, then come back here.
Choose either Method A (recommended) or Method B:
Open your terminal and clone the repo:
git clone https://github.com/ThierryN/fire-flow.git
Install the plugin from the cloned folder:
claude install-plugin ./fire-flow
Restart Claude Code
Type /fire-0-orient to check that everything is working
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