dev-team¶
A Claude Code plugin that adds a full persona-driven AI development team to any project. The Orchestrator routes tasks to specialized agents, inline review checkpoints catch quality issues during implementation, and skills provide reusable knowledge modules that any agent can draw on.
For the workflow overview, team philosophy, and three-phase (Research → Plan → Implement) process, see the repository README.
Install¶
Prerequisites¶
Required:
- Claude Code installed and authenticated
jq— used by hooks for JSON parsing- macOS:
brew install jq - Linux:
apt install jqoryum install jq gh— GitHub CLI, used by/prand/issues-from-planfor creating PRs and issues- macOS:
brew install gh - Linux: see GitHub CLI install docs
- Then authenticate:
gh auth login
Optional — by feature:
| Tool(s) | Required for | Install |
|---|---|---|
semgrep |
/semgrep-analyze, static analysis pre-pass in /code-review |
See below |
playwright |
/browse (browser-based QA) |
See below |
hadolint, trivy, grype |
/docker-image-audit |
See below |
az (with az boards extension) |
/test-modernize when the parent issue lives on Azure DevOps |
brew install azure-cli (macOS) or Azure CLI install docs; then az extension add --name azure-devops and az login |
glab |
/test-modernize when the parent issue lives on GitLab |
brew install glab (macOS) or GitLab CLI install docs; then glab auth login |
acli |
/test-modernize when the parent issue lives on Jira (Atlassian Cloud) |
See Atlassian CLI install docs; REST + JIRA_TOKEN is the fallback |
/test-modernize falls back to local plan files under ./plans/test-modernize/ whenever the tracker CLI for the given parent URL is missing — the workflow continues uninterrupted, only the destination of the issues changes.
Optional — auto-formatting (detected per language):
The post-format hook auto-formats files on every edit. It detects available formatters and degrades silently if none are installed. Install the ones relevant to your stack:
| Tool | Language | Install |
|---|---|---|
prettier |
JS/TS/CSS/HTML/JSON | npm install -D prettier (project-local) |
eslint |
JS/TS | npm install -D eslint (project-local) |
ruff |
Python | pip install ruff or brew install ruff |
black |
Python (fallback if ruff absent) | pip install black |
gofmt |
Go | Included with Go toolchain |
rustfmt |
Rust | rustup component add rustfmt |
rubocop |
Ruby | gem install rubocop (or add to Gemfile) |
google-java-format |
Java | brew install google-java-format or GitHub releases |
ktlint |
Kotlin | brew install ktlint or GitHub releases |
dotnet format |
C# | Included with .NET SDK 6+ |
Optional — quality gates in /pr (detected per stack):
/pr auto-detects test runners, type checkers, and linters based on project manifests. No configuration needed — if the tool is installed and the project has the relevant config file, it runs automatically.
| Tool | Detected via | Install |
|---|---|---|
tsc |
tsconfig.json |
npm install -D typescript (project-local) |
mypy |
mypy.ini or pyproject.toml [mypy] |
pip install mypy |
pylint |
which pylint |
pip install pylint |
golangci-lint |
which golangci-lint |
brew install golangci-lint or install docs |
Installing semgrep¶
Installing Playwright¶
Requires Node.js. Used by /browse for browser-based visual QA.
Installing hadolint, trivy, grype¶
# macOS (Homebrew)
brew install hadolint trivy grype
# Linux
# hadolint
curl -sL -o /usr/local/bin/hadolint \
"https://github.com/hadolint/hadolint/releases/latest/download/hadolint-Linux-x86_64"
chmod +x /usr/local/bin/hadolint
# trivy
curl -sfL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/aquasecurity/trivy/main/contrib/install.sh | sh -s -- -b /usr/local/bin
# grype
curl -sSfL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/anchore/grype/main/install.sh | sh -s -- -b /usr/local/bin
All three also run as Docker containers if you prefer not to install locally — see the docker-image-audit skill docs for details.
Install¶
Installation is two steps: register the marketplace, then install the plugin. The marketplace is named bfinster (the name field in marketplace.json); the plugin is dev-team. claude plugin marketplace add accepts a GitHub owner/repo, any git URL, or a local path; claude plugin install takes <plugin>@<marketplace>.
From GitHub (recommended):
The owner/repo shorthand and the full https://github.com/bdfinst/agentic-dev-team URL are equivalent.
From a self-hosted or other git host (GitLab, Bitbucket, Gitea, Azure DevOps, on-prem):
End the URL with .git so Claude Code clones the repository instead of treating the URL as a direct link to a marketplace.json, and append #<branch-or-tag> to pin a ref. The repository must contain .claude-plugin/marketplace.json at its root.
# HTTPS (private repos use your git credential helper)
claude plugin marketplace add https://gitlab.example.com/team/agentic-dev-team.git
# SSH
claude plugin marketplace add git@gitlab.example.com:team/agentic-dev-team.git
# pin a release tag
claude plugin marketplace add https://gitlab.example.com/team/agentic-dev-team.git#dev-team-v6.6.0
# then, for any of the above:
claude plugin install dev-team@bfinster
For a private host that needs a token, embed a read-scoped token in the URL — https://<user>:<token>@host/team/agentic-dev-team.git — but never commit it or paste it in chat (Azure DevOps PATs need Code (Read) scope). Behind a corporate proxy, clone first and add the local path: git clone <url> /path/to/clone && claude plugin marketplace add /path/to/clone.
Scope and monorepo options — these flags apply to marketplace add and install:
| Flag | Effect |
|---|---|
--scope user |
You, across all projects (default) |
--scope project |
All collaborators in this repo (writes .claude/settings.json) |
--scope local |
You, this repo only (writes .claude/settings.local.json) |
--sparse .claude-plugin plugins |
Limit the marketplace checkout to these directories — for monorepos; marketplace add only |
Full reference: Claude Code plugin marketplaces docs.
Upgrading¶
Run /upgrade from any session, or update manually:
To re-point the marketplace (e.g., after moving git hosts), remove it by its marketplace name (bfinster) and re-add the source:
Verify¶
After starting Claude Code, confirm the system is working:
What's included¶
- 11 team agents — Orchestrator, Software Engineer, QA Engineer, Architect, Product Manager, etc.
- 19 review agents — security-review, domain-review, test-review, naming-review, …
- 85 skills — knowledge modules and procedures the team draws on, 82 of them user-invocable as slash commands (
/plan,/build,/pr,/code-review,/browse,/triage, …)