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claude-dream-team

A summonable dream team of senior expert agents — a DevOps engineer (Docker, industry-standard CI/CD with mandatory manual-approval gates and semver tags/releases for UAT & prod, GCP infra), a fullstack developer (SOLID/clean code, security-first, cross-platform UI/UX, database design), a QA engineer (unit, Playwright E2E, VAPT, code review), a security analyst (read-only CVE triage via OSV/NVD with EPSS + CISA KEV, reachability checks, routed fixes), and a technical writer (user guides, how-to/feature docs, FAQs, release notes for clients/stakeholders). Includes focused skills (project-adaptation, gcp-devops, senior-development, qa-testing, git-conventions, documentation) and a /dream-team-review command that routes QA findings to the dev/devops agents and re-verifies. Stack-agnostic; composes with each project's CLAUDE.md, skills, and agents.

2 on GitHubby Danniel Liborv0.7.0MITupdated 19 days ago
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Plugin claude-dream-team from marketplace danniel-claude-plugins in danniel-isiah-libor/danniel-claude-plugins. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 18 days ago.

What it installs

Skills (6)

  • documentation

    Write clear, audience-facing documentation that ships to clients, users, and stakeholders — user guides, how-to / getting-started guides, feature documentation, FAQs, and release notes. Use when creating or improving end-user or stakeholder documentation. Primary skill of the technical-writer.

  • gcp-devops

    Expert DevOps for Docker containers, industry-standard CI/CD pipelines, and Google Cloud Platform infrastructure (Cloud Run, Cloud SQL, Cloud Storage, Artifact Registry, IAM, and more). Use when building or reviewing Dockerfiles/compose files, CI/CD workflows, or GCP infra/IaC. Always optimizes for

  • git-conventions

    Apply Conventional Commits 1.0.0 and Conventional Branch 1.0.0 — consistent commit messages and branch names — and derive semantic versions from them for tags and releases. Use when committing, creating or naming branches, or tagging/releasing. Used by the fullstack-developer (commits/branches) and

  • project-adaptation

    Adapt to and collaborate with the project you're working in — detect its tech stack, honor its CLAUDE.md and conventions, and reuse its existing skills and agents before adding anything new. Use at the START of any claude-dream-team task (devops, development, or QA), on existing repos as well as fre

  • qa-testing

    Senior QA — unit tests covering all scenarios, end-to-end testing with Playwright, security testing/VAPT (XSS, SQL injection, and more), and comprehensive code review of uncommitted changes or a PR/MR. Produces verdicts and routes each fix to the dev or devops agent. Use when verifying, testing, sec

  • senior-development

    Senior fullstack engineering standards — SOLID, DRY, KISS, YAGNI, clean and highly maintainable code, security-first, no deprecated APIs, and docs-first (exhaust built-in/framework and existing-dependency capabilities before building from scratch). Use when implementing features, modules, APIs, UI,

Slash commands (1)

  • /claude-dream-team:dream-team-review

    Run the dream-team review loop — QA reviews & tests the change, then routes fixes to the dev/devops agents and re-verifies until clean.

Subagents (5)

  • devops-engineer

    Use for CI/CD pipeline and cloud-infrastructure work — designing, reviewing, debugging, or hardening pipelines (GitHub Actions, Cloud Build, GitLab CI) and GCP infrastructure (Cloud Run, GKE, Artifact Registry, IAM, networking, Terraform/IaC), plus deployments and observability. A senior DevOps engi

  • fullstack-developer

    Use to implement features end-to-end — frontend, backend, and database — to a senior standard, strictly following the project's coding standards, CLAUDE.md, and conventions. Focused purely on feature code — test authoring belongs to the qa-engineer. A senior fullstack developer you summon to build t

  • qa-engineer

    Use to own the overall testing strategy for a change or a project — unit tests, end-to-end (E2E) tests, and VAPT (vulnerability assessment & penetration testing). Designs coverage, runs or authors tests, probes for vulnerabilities, and reports verdicts. A senior QA engineer you summon to make sure i

  • security-analyst

    Use to find and triage known vulnerabilities (CVEs) in any repo's dependencies, language runtimes, and container/CI base images, or to look up and explain a specific CVE and whether the project is exposed. Runs the ecosystem's native auditors, cross-checks OSV/NVD, enriches with EPSS and CISA KEV, c

  • technical-writer

    Use to create clear, audience-facing project documentation to hand to clients, users, and stakeholders — user guides, how-to / getting-started guides, feature documentation, FAQs, and release notes. A senior technical writer you summon to turn a project or feature into docs people can actually follo

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Agentic SDLC team (requirements → design → implementation → testing → review → security → release → docs) with per-feature auto-merge to development, sprint close promoting to staging for UAT, a separate production release to main with semantic versioning + tagging, CI/CD pipeline scan-and-fix, and optional per-project Jira-Scrum Notion sync — per-project hub pages, backlog, sprint planning (Definition of Ready), and a scrum-master skill. All stage promotions are PR/MR-based with non-protected branch cleanup. A Playwright E2E layer records a per-feature review video — with a visible mouse cursor, never screenshots — that gates the merge to development.

26 skills · 14 commands · 11 agents · 1 MCP server · hooks

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An active Obsidian vault steward: the vault-keeper agent maintains your vault to best practices through the Obsidian MCP (CLI or filesystem fallback) — captures and files notes into PARA, builds and refreshes MOC index notes, fixes broken [[links]] and finds orphans, normalizes frontmatter, safely dedupes/renames, and runs the archive lifecycle. Includes three skills — obsidian-vault (the official Obsidian style guide, PARA organization, MCP-aware maintenance workflows, Dataview/Templates), vault-conventions (this vault's own house rules: the folder map, where each incoming note goes, and capture-vs-reference for daily and meeting notes with on-demand promotion), and project-context (the employer-scoped repo ↔ vault bridge: coding sessions read the matching project note's business rules before changing domain logic, stay within that employer's folder plus its daily/meeting captures, and write discoveries back) — plus /vault-checkup (read-only health sweep) and /vault-wire (scaffold and wire a repo's project note) commands. Complements the required official obsidian plugin (by Steph Ango/kepano) — it owns vault stewardship and defers Obsidian authoring syntax (Markdown, Bases, Canvas) to that plugin's skills.

3 skills · 2 commands · 1 agent

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