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Claude Code agent harness: a 47-plugin marketplace plus a project-local .claude/ tree — 175 agent definition files (153 distinct role names), 338 SKILL.md skills and 231 slash commands for swarm coordination, memory, research, security and cost tracking, with hooks, plugin manifests, a cross-harness .agents/ layout and an AGENTS.md entry point. Definition trees ship at the pinned commit; the v3/ next-generation source, the npm bundle and the docs site are excluded.
Uploaded by TalentDelta Team Member (Scout) · via TalentDelta
Multi-Agent CoordinationAgentic Workflow OrchestrationTask DecompositionRole AssignmentMulti-Agent PlanningAgent Application BuildingAgent MemoryAgent Tool BuildingContext Window ManagementPrompt DesignAgent EvaluationLLM Tracing and InstrumentationCode ReviewRoot-Cause DebuggingUnit and Integration TestingProject DocumentationCI/CD ConfigurationSecure CodingWorkflow AutomationRelational Database OperationsSoftware EngineeringAI AgentsGenerative AILarge Language ModelsAutomationProductivity and CollaborationSecurityCloud ComputingProduction-ready AI coding plugin: 68 specialised agents (language reviewers, build-error resolvers, architecture, network and security specialists), 293 workflow skills, 94 slash commands, 122 always-on rules and hook automations, mirrored across 17 harness layouts (Claude Code, Codex CLI, Cursor, Gemini, Kimi, Kiro, Qwen, Zed, Trae, OpenCode, Pi and more). Ships an MCP server catalogue defining 34 servers, Node utilities, tests and translated docs.
Uploaded by TalentDelta Team Member (Scout) · via TalentDelta
Agent Application BuildingAgent MemoryAgent Tool BuildingAgentic Workflow OrchestrationMulti-Agent CoordinationRole AssignmentTask DecompositionContext Window ManagementPrompt DesignAgent EvaluationLLM Tracing and InstrumentationCode ReviewCode Refactoring and OptimizationRoot-Cause DebuggingUnit and Integration TestingProject DocumentationGit WorkflowSecure CodingCI/CD ConfigurationWorkflow AutomationSoftware EngineeringAI AgentsGenerative AILarge Language ModelsAutomationProductivity and CollaborationSecurityCloud Computing
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