claude

crew

The orchestrated-session crew: 14 subagents (coders, reviewers, debuggers, architect, devops, dba, scribe, browser tester) plus the orchestration main-thread agent, with a read-only Bash gate for the read-only agents, orchestration nudge hooks, and the orchestration system-prompt file. Agents are spawned as crew:<name>.

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Not in a marketplace yet, so it loads for one session with --plugin-dir.

Plugin crew in Adminhead/claude-plugins. Commands read from the repo's manifest — today.

This plugin runs code on your machine — its hooks fire automatically on events like tool use. The exact commands are listed below; read them before installing.

What it installs

Subagents (15)

  • Explore

    Fast read-only codebase navigator. Use proactively to locate code, map how a feature works, find callers and definitions, or answer "where/what/how is X" without flooding the main context. Specify breadth — "quick", "medium", or "very thorough". Not for failures with an unknown cause (debugger) or p

  • architect

    Architect for implementation planning. Use proactively before multi-slice, cross-cutting, risky, or unclear-approach work, and when choosing between designs. Explores the code, drafts a sliced plan, stress-tests it with an adversarial external critic (codex/agy via review:second-opinion), and return

  • browser-tester

    Verifies a running web app in a real browser against acceptance criteria. Use proactively after UI or user-journey changes, when tests alone don't show the feature works. Not for writing test specs (coder with testing:e2e) or fixing failures. Returns a pass, fail, or blocked verdict per criterion wi

  • coder-high

    Implementer for a bounded feature, fix, integration, or refactor, typically 1–5 files. Use proactively when the change needs design judgment (structure, interfaces, trade-offs) or coder escalated. Not for work with a clear, known approach (coder), multi-slice or unclear-approach work (architect firs

  • coder-max

    Last-resort implementer for work that needs deep reasoning. Use only after coder-high failed with a known cause, or when architect, debugger or debugger-critical marked the work high-complexity (subtle concurrency, tricky algorithms, cross-cutting invariants, a hard fix for a diagnosed bug). Not for

  • coder

    Default implementer for a bounded change with a clear, known approach, including mechanical multi-file edits (renames, config values, import updates, applying a specified patch). Use proactively for such work so the main session stays free. Not for work needing design judgment (coder-high), multi-sl

  • dba

    Database implementer — schema design, migrations, indexes, query performance, and data integrity constraints. Use proactively for such changes. Never runs migrations or writes against shared, staging, or production databases unless the brief says so. Not for application code (coder, coder-high), CI

  • debugger-critical

    Read-only root-cause diagnosis for failures debugger could not confirm, and for high-stakes failures (concurrency, data loss or corruption, security, production incidents). Use proactively when debugger hands back `escalate: debugger-critical`. Not for first-pass diagnosis (debugger), fixes with a k

  • debugger

    Read-only root-cause diagnosis for failures with an unknown cause. Use proactively for failing or flaky tests, unexpected behavior, errors with no known cause, and regressions, before anyone edits code. Hands off to debugger-critical when it can't confirm the cause or the failure involves concurrenc

  • devops

    Infrastructure and delivery implementer — CI/CD workflows, Dockerfiles and compose, Kubernetes/Helm/GitOps manifests, Terraform/OpenTofu/Terragrunt, Ansible, and deploy and runtime config. Use proactively for such changes. Never applies changes to live infrastructure unless the brief names the actio

  • orchestration

    Main-session orchestrator, loaded with `claude --agent crew:orchestration` by the launch script. Plans work, routes it to the other agents, and verifies what they return. Not for spawning as a subagent.

  • quick-review

    Fast, focused read-only review of small, task-scoped changes. Use proactively after routine implementations to check the diff against the task's acceptance criteria. Not for large, risky, or security-relevant changes (review). Returns a short pass, or issues marked blocker or minor.

  • review

    Independent, thorough read-only review of implementations and plans. Use proactively after large or risky changes (auth, data, concurrency, migrations, public APIs, IaC, CI workflows), and on high-stakes plans before execution. Can bring in codex/agy (review:second-opinion) when a different model fa

  • scribe

    Documentation writer and updater — READMEs, guides, docstrings, changelogs, ADR prose, CLAUDE.md/AGENTS.md wording, and keeping docs in sync after code changes. Use proactively when a change leaves docs stale. Not for code changes (coder) or decisions about what the docs should claim beyond what the

  • security-auditor

    Read-only security review of a diff or code area. Use proactively after changes to auth, input handling, secrets, crypto, dependencies, CI workflows, or anything crossing a trust boundary, alongside review (which covers correctness). Not for general correctness (review), fixes (coder, devops, dba),

Hooks (6)

  • PreToolUse

    bun --no-env-file --config=/dev/null "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/readonly-gate.ts" || exit 2

  • PreToolUse

    python3 -I "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/readonly-gate.py" || exit 2

  • Stop

    python3 -I "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/orchestration-guard.py" stop

  • UserPromptSubmit

    python3 -I "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/orchestration-guard.py" prompt

  • PostToolUse

    python3 -I "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/orchestration-guard.py" ledger

  • PostToolUse

    python3 -I "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/orchestration-guard.py" edit

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