rb:full

What problem does it solve?

Developers often have to manually run a series of commands—plan, work, verify, review, and capture learnings—to implement a new feature in Ruby/Rails/Grape projects. Managing the state, coordinating multiple agents, and handling interruptions is error‑prone and time‑consuming.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Autonomous Full Cycle: Executes planning, implementation, verification, review, and learning in one command.
• State Persistence: Uses an active plan marker to resume work after interruptions.
• Agent Orchestration: Leverages specialized Claude agents for research, coding, testing, security, and review.
• Recovery Strategies: Provides built‑in patterns for context window resets, session restarts, and blocker handling.
• Example: Running /rb:full Add magic link authentication automatically creates the plan, writes code, runs tests, reviews, and records lessons learned.

Quick Start

Run /rb:full with a feature description or plan path to have the assistant autonomously complete the entire development lifecycle.