Claude Code Toolkit

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28 commands, 5 specialized agents, and 6 domain skills for agentic coding. Built from 6+ months of daily use across book authoring, quant research, and full-stack development.

After 6+ months of daily Claude Code use across book authoring, quantitative research, and full-stack development, we noticed the same patterns emerging: explore the codebase, plan the implementation, execute in steps, review the result. We encoded these patterns into reusable commands and agents. This isn't a framework—it's a collection of battle-tested workflows that reduce the friction of agentic coding. Instead of crafting prompts from scratch each time, you invoke structured commands that handle the complexity for you. What's included: • 28 slash commands covering the full development lifecycle: /explore, /plan, /implement, /review, /test, /fix, and more • 5 specialized agents: architect (system design), test-engineer (coverage analysis), code-reviewer (quality audit), data-scientist (ML experiments), report-generator (stakeholder docs) • 6 domain skills: writing frameworks for documentation, D2 diagram generation, ML experimentation patterns Designed for practitioners who want repeatable, auditable agentic workflows—not ad-hoc prompting that works differently every time.

What's Inside

  • 23 workflow commands — /explore, /plan, /next, /ship for structured development
  • 6 specialized agents — architect, test-engineer, code-reviewer, and more
  • MCP integrations — Serena (semantic code), Context7 (docs), Chrome DevTools
  • Memory system — persistent project context across sessions
  • Plugin marketplace — modular, enable only what you need 
# Quick start
git clone https://github.com/applied-artificial-intelligence/claude-code-toolkit
cd claude-code-toolkit
./install.sh

# In any project
/explore      # Understand the codebase
/plan         # Create implementation plan
/next         # Execute next task
/ship         # Deliver with validation
Structured workflow commands

Questions about this project? Open an issue on GitHub or contact us directly.