claude-conductor
Context-driven planning, specs, and structured feature implementation
All Skills in This Repository (7)
Pure Emerald Level Indicatorstesting-strategies
Guide TypeScript/JavaScript unit and integration tests with AAA patterns.
java-best-practices
Provide Java best-practice guidance for null-safety, concurrency, and modern features.
glab-cli
Automate GitLab project management tasks via the GitLab CLI.
api-design
Define and enforce RESTful API design guidelines for endpoints, routes, and controllers.
acli-jira
Provides command reference for managing Jira issues, projects, boards, and filters via acli.
typescript-best-practices
Enforce type-safe TypeScript code with interfaces, discriminated unions, and strict null checks.
conductor-methodology
Guide software projects using tracks, specs, plans, and decisions.
Frequently Asked Questions
FAQPage SchemaHow to install Claude Conductor?▼
Run `npx skills add rbarcante/claude-conductor --all -g -y` in your terminal to install all skills in this collection globally.
What does Claude Conductor do?▼
It enforces a plan-first workflow where every feature or bug fix gets a written spec, a phased task plan, and an automatic code review before completion.
How do I start a new feature with Conductor?▼
Run /conductor:newTrack with a short description, and it generates a spec and step-by-step plan for you to approve before any code is written.
Does Conductor work on existing codebases?▼
Yes. The setup command analyzes brownfield projects, detects existing code patterns and conventions, and documents them so future work stays consistent.
Can I undo a completed task or feature?▼
Yes. The /conductor:revert command understands logical units like tracks, phases, and tasks, and reverts the matching git commits safely.
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