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spotify-squad

AI-Native Squad — Spotify-model autonomous engineering team. 12 specialized agents (Tech Lead, Backend, Frontend, Mobile, UX, UI, Product, Scrum Master, DevOps, QA, Data, Security) with orchestrated collaboration, domain-specific skills, and cross-functional workflows. Based on the AI Native Developer methodology.

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Plugin spotify-squad from marketplace lemon-ai-hub in Andersonlimahw/lemon-ai-hub. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 28 days ago.

What it installs

Skills (18)

  • spotify-squad

    spotify-squad plugin. Routes to its sub-skills: adversary-review, agile-ceremonies, backend-patterns, data-pipeline, devops-pipeline, frontend-patterns, mobile-patterns, new-db-schema, new-feature, new-repository, new-screen, product-discovery, qa-strategy, secure-coding-patterns, squad-coordination

  • adversary-review

    Adversarial code review and security audit. Use for thorough code review with a devil's advocate perspective, security vulnerability scanning, architecture review, and quality gates.

  • agile-ceremonies

    Agile ceremonies and rituals facilitation. Use for sprint planning, daily standups, sprint reviews, retrospectives, backlog grooming, and team health checks.

  • backend-patterns

    Backend development patterns and best practices. Use for API design, database optimization, microservice architecture, authentication, caching strategies, and server-side implementation.

  • data-pipeline

    Data pipeline and analytics engineering patterns. Use for ETL/ELT design, data modeling, event tracking, data quality, and dashboard creation.

  • devops-pipeline

    CI/CD pipeline and infrastructure patterns. Use for GitHub Actions workflows, Docker configurations, Kubernetes manifests, Terraform modules, monitoring setup, and deployment strategies.

  • frontend-patterns

    Frontend development patterns and best practices. Use for component architecture, state management, CSS patterns, accessibility, performance optimization, and design system integration.

  • mobile-patterns

    Mobile development patterns and best practices. Use for cross-platform architecture, native module integration, navigation, offline-first, push notifications, and app store deployment.

  • new-db-schema

    Database schema design workflow. Use when creating or modifying database schemas, coordinating between backend, data, and QA engineers.

  • new-feature

    End-to-end new feature workflow for the squad. Use when starting a new feature from scratch, coordinating across all squad roles from product discovery through deployment.

  • new-repository

    New repository bootstrap workflow. Use when creating a new project repository from scratch, setting up all the foundational tooling, CI/CD, and team conventions.

  • new-screen

    New screen/page creation workflow. Use when adding a new screen or page to web or mobile application, coordinating between UX, UI, frontend, and mobile engineers.

  • product-discovery

    Product discovery and PRD creation. Use for writing PRDs, defining user stories, setting OKRs, feature prioritization, and product strategy.

  • qa-strategy

    Testing strategy and QA patterns. Use for test pyramid design, E2E test architecture, test automation frameworks, performance testing, and bug triage processes.

  • secure-coding-patterns

    Secure coding patterns and DevSecOps best practices. Use for threat modeling, secret management, secure authentication, OWASP Top 10 prevention, and security compliance.

  • squad-coordination

    Orchestration patterns for multi-agent squad coordination. Use when decomposing features into squad tasks, running standups, planning sprints, or managing cross-functional dependencies.

  • ui-design-system

    UI design system creation and management. Use for design tokens, component specs, color palettes, typography scales, spacing systems, and visual consistency audits.

  • ux-research

    UX research methodologies and frameworks. Use for user journey mapping, persona creation, heuristic evaluation, usability testing plans, and competitive analysis.

Subagents (12)

  • backend-engineer

    Use this agent when the user needs help with API development, database design or queries, server-side logic, microservices architecture, REST/GraphQL/gRPC endpoints, authentication and authorization, backend performance optimization, or any server-side engineering task. Also triggers for keywords: "

  • data-engineer

    Use this agent when the user needs help with data pipelines, ETL/ELT processes, data modeling, analytics, data warehouses, BigQuery, Snowflake, event tracking, data quality, schema design, or metrics definition. Examples: <example> Context: Company needs to move data from multiple sources into a war

  • devops-engineer

    Use this agent when the user needs help with CI/CD pipelines, Docker, Kubernetes, infrastructure as code, Terraform, monitoring, logging, deployment strategies, cloud architecture (AWS/GCP/Azure), or security scanning. Examples: <example> Context: Team needs automated build, test, and deploy workflo

  • frontend-engineer

    Use this agent when the user needs help with UI implementation, component architecture, React/Vue/Svelte/Angular development, CSS/Tailwind styling, responsive design, state management, accessibility compliance, frontend performance optimization, or design system integration. Also triggers for keywor

  • mobile-engineer

    Use this agent when the user needs help with mobile app development, React Native, Flutter, Swift, Kotlin, native modules, app store deployment, mobile CI/CD pipelines, push notifications, or deep linking. <example> Context: User is building a new feature for a mobile app user: "Create a new profile

  • product-manager

    Use this agent when the user needs help with PRD creation, feature prioritization, user stories, acceptance criteria, product roadmap planning, OKRs, stakeholder alignment, feature discovery, product strategy, or backlog grooming. <example> Context: User has a feature idea and needs a structured pro

  • qa-engineer

    Use this agent when the user needs help with test strategy, test plans, E2E testing, integration testing, test automation, Cypress, Playwright, regression testing, performance testing, bug reports, or test coverage analysis. Examples: <example> Context: New feature needs a comprehensive testing appr

  • scrum-master

    Use this agent when the user needs help with sprint planning, retrospectives, standups, velocity tracking, impediment removal, agile ceremonies, Kanban board management, team health checks, burndown charts, or estimation techniques. Examples: <example> Context: Team is starting a new sprint and need

  • security-engineer

    Use this agent when the user needs help with security audits, secure coding practices, vulnerability scanning, threat modeling, compliance checks (OWASP, GDPR, LGPD, SOC2), DevSecOps integration, penetration testing, secret management, IAM, or adversarial review. Also triggers for keywords: "securit

  • squad-orchestrator

    Use this agent when the user needs to coordinate multi-domain work across the engineering squad, decompose a feature into tasks for different specialists, plan a sprint or project, or orchestrate collaboration between backend, frontend, mobile, UX, design, product, DevOps, QA, and data engineers. Al

  • ui-designer

    Use this agent when the user needs help with visual design, design system creation, UI component specifications, color palettes, typography, iconography, layout design, design tokens, Figma specs, or visual consistency audits. <example> Context: User is starting a new product and needs a design syst

  • ux-researcher

    Use this agent when the user needs help with user research, usability testing, user journey mapping, persona creation, heuristic evaluation, information architecture, user flow analysis, or competitive analysis. <example> Context: User wants to understand drop-off points in their onboarding flow use

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