Infinite task execution plugin for Claude Code -- automatic context handoff, multi-agent workflows, knowledge persistence.
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Version | 6.1.4 |
| Skills | 9 |
| Agents | 5 |
| Hooks | 4 |
| Model | opus |
Paste this into a Claude Code session:
Execute these commands in this session, one by one, show full output for each, do not skip any:
1. claude plugin marketplace add https://github.com/kochetkov-ma/claude-brewcode
2. claude plugin install brewcode@claude-brewcode
After install, run `/reload-plugins` (or `exit` + `claude`).
Or install the whole suite
Execute these commands in this Claude Code session, one by one, show full output for each, do not skip any, do not summarize:
1. claude plugin marketplace add https://github.com/kochetkov-ma/claude-brewcode
2. claude plugin install brewcode@claude-brewcode
3. claude plugin install brewdoc@claude-brewcode
4. claude plugin install brewtools@claude-brewcode
5. claude plugin install brewui@claude-brewcode
After all commands succeed, run `/reload-plugins`. If `/reload-plugins` is unavailable, tell me to type `exit` and run `claude` again. Run the commands now.
Update anytime with /brewtools:plugin-update.
Brewcode turns single Claude Code sessions into an infinite task pipeline. Claude Code's native auto-compaction preserves the working context, and brewcode hooks re-inject plugin state on each session so the task runs to completion regardless of how many compaction cycles occur.
Skills cover semantic code search, multi-agent review, convention analysis, e2e orchestration, project rules, and meta-tooling for skills, agents and teams. The shipped agents are specialists only -- implementation, testing, review and architecture roles are generated per project by /brewcode:teams-setup.
# Marketplace (recommended)
claude plugin marketplace add https://github.com/kochetkov-ma/claude-brewcode
claude plugin install brewcode@claude-brewcode
# Already installed? Update
claude plugin marketplace update claude-brewcode
claude plugin update brewcode@claude-brewcode
# Dev mode (no install)
claude --plugin-dir ./brewcode/brewcode:setup-status # What is installed in this project, and what to run next
/brewcode:superreview-setup # Generate a project-tailored deep-review skillA -setup suffix marks a skill that installs a mechanism you use afterwards instead of the skill --
/brewcode:superreview-setup emits a project-local /superreview, /brewcode:teams-setup writes agents you
then delegate to. Recurring tools you invoke over and over (agents, rules, skills, convention, e2e)
keep bare names.
Setup skills draw their modes from one vocabulary, in this order:
status | install | upgrade | enable | disable | uninstall | purge
No arguments = status when the mechanism is installed, install when it is not. The one exception is
/brewcode:semble-setup, which always defaults to status, so a bare invocation can never start a
machine-level package install.
Every -setup skill implements the full canonical set: status | install | upgrade | enable | disable | uninstall | purge. Skill-specific extras come after it, never in place of it (semble-setup: reindex | optimize | resume; /brewcode:teams-setup keeps a [name] positional after the canonical modes).
| Skill | Purpose |
|---|---|
/brewcode:setup-status |
Read-only cross-plugin dashboard: which setup skills are installed, stale, partial or missing here, with the exact command to run for each. Runs no setup itself |
/brewcode:superreview-setup |
Generate a project-tailored deep-review skill: QUICK (default, intent-guard + mechanical gates) or EXTENDED (adds domain-expert fan-out, scope discipline, adversarial validation) depth, read from your prompt |
/brewcode:teams-setup |
Dynamic agent team creation, management, and tracking. New teams get one review-only intent-guard; upgrades preserve a legacy roster with none instead of adding it |
/brewcode:semble-setup |
Semantic code search setup: installs the pinned semble_code MCP, shared content-variant cache, semble-first rule + hooks, agent migration |
/brewcode:convention |
Extract etalon classes, patterns, architecture into convention docs and rules |
/brewcode:rules |
Prompt-driven rules management: status, create, improve, review |
/brewcode:skills |
Prompt-driven skill management: status, create, improve, sync, review |
/brewcode:agents |
Prompt-driven agent management: status, create, improve, sync, review |
/brewcode:e2e |
E2E testing orchestration with BDD scenarios and quorum review. install writes the project's rules to .claude/e2e/e2e-rules.md; modes are status | install | create | update | review | rules |
Run setups one at a time. Each one is an interactive generator that fans out subagents and asks real questions; two in a session degrade each other.
/brewcode:setup-statustells you what is missing and prints the command -- you run it yourself, ideally in a fresh session.
Note:
/brewcode:superreview-setupemits a self-contained, project-local deep-review skill tailored to your stack. It always makes sure the project HAS domain experts (creating the missing ones viaagent-creator), always emits.claude/agents/intent-guard.md, then wires the emitted skill to the project's real gates, rules and scope baseline (task + issue + recorded decisions). The EMITTED skill then resolves depth per run from your prompt:QUICK(default) = intent-guard + mechanical gates;EXTENDED= the full domain-expert fan-out, scope passes and adversarial validation.
| Agent | Model | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| skill-creator | inherit | Creates and improves Claude Code skills |
| agent-creator | inherit | Creates and improves Claude Code agents |
| hook-creator | inherit | Creates and debugs Claude Code hooks |
| bash-expert | inherit | Creates sh/bash scripts for Mac/Linux |
| bc-rules-organizer | haiku | Internal: spawned by /brewcode:rules |
No generic agents: brewcode ships specialists only. Implementation, testing, review and architecture work goes to project-specific agents generated with
/brewcode:teams-setup install. New teams add exactly one review-onlyintent-guardoutside the 5-20 domain count. Existing teams without that role retain an explicitintent_guard_policy=required|legacy-absent: new teams userequired, while upgrade preserveslegacy-absentand never adds the role.
Generated profiles: shared acceptance, routing, tracing, return, scope-fit and colleague rules live once in
team.md. Each domain agent contains exactly six ordered sections: Mission, Owned surfaces, Exclusions, Must-load references, Unique invariants and Unique verification. Claude Code discovers.claude/agents/*.md; Codex uses native.codex/agents/*.toml, with no YAML-in-TOML guidance. Project Dusk deliberately remains 13 members:task-trackeris not a team member andIntent guard: legacy-absentmeans nointent-guardrow or profile.
brewcode/
+-- .claude-plugin/plugin.json # Plugin manifest
+-- hooks/ # 4 lifecycle hooks
| +-- session-start.mjs # SessionStart: version-check, plan-symlink, permission_mode
| +-- role-recall.mjs # SessionStart (compact): re-inject [ROLE]/[SPLIT]/[BRANCH] after compaction
| +-- compact-recall.mjs # SessionStart (compact): re-anchor plan/intent + task graph
| +-- forced-eval.mjs # UserPromptSubmit: manager-role + split-discipline reminder
| +-- hooks.json # Event bindings
| +-- lib/reminder.mjs # Shared [ROLE]/[SPLIT]/[BRANCH] text (forced-eval + role-recall)
| +-- lib/utils.mjs # Shared utilities
+-- agents/ # 5 agents
+-- skills/ # 9 skills
+-- templates/ # Rule templates
| Hook | Event | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| session-start | SessionStart | Version-check, plan-symlink, permission_mode tag |
| role-recall | SessionStart (matcher compact) |
Re-injects the same [ROLE]/[SPLIT]/[BRANCH] reminder after auto-compaction, which has no prompt for forced-eval to fire on |
| compact-recall | SessionStart (matcher compact) |
Re-anchors plan/intent + task graph from this session's transcript only; ladder plan-file -> plan-missing -> plan-in-summary -> intent, appends [TASKS] when a TaskCreate is found |
| forced-eval | UserPromptSubmit | Manager-role + split-discipline + branch reminder, 3 lines via additionalContext (9K bound) |
.claude/tasks/{TS}_{NAME}_task/
SPEC.md # Specification (research results from the project /task-spec skill)
Every artifact a -setup skill installs into your project carries the same four fields, so you can
tell at a glance what wrote a file and which plugin version it was written at.
| Field | Values | Where |
|---|---|---|
doc_type |
llm | user | skip -- unquoted |
.md frontmatter only, never JSON |
version |
"X.Y.Z" -- plugin version at install time |
all carriers |
generated_by |
"<plugin>:<skill>" |
all carriers |
last_updated |
"YYYY-MM-DD" |
all carriers except a byte-copied .mjs/.sh/.md |
A byte-copied asset omits last_updated: the value would be the release date,
identical in the plugin file and the copy, so rewriting it on every build would churn bytes and
defeat the cmp drift check that mechanism exists for. The four keys always sit after the file's
own keys, in that order. JSON artifacts carry the same three snake_case keys at top level (no
doc_type) in every writing mode. Five carriers exist: JSON keys, .md frontmatter, a
// brewcode-meta: / # brewcode-meta: one-liner on line 2 of a byte-copied .mjs/.sh, a header
table in team.md, and <!-- brewcode-meta: ... --> on line 1 of a byte-copied .md. Versions
always come from .claude-plugin/plugin.json, never hardcoded, never unknown. /brewcode:setup-status reads these back across all eleven -setup skills and flags any
artifact running on an older version than the installed plugin.
| Suite | Checks | Covers |
|---|---|---|
agents/tests/suite-creator-contract.mjs |
27 | Pins what hook-creator, agent-creator and skill-creator teach about the Claude Code hook/subagent API |
hooks/tests/ |
68 | session-start.mjs |
skills/teams-setup/tests/ |
65 | toggle-team.sh / verify-team.sh |
skills/semble-setup/tests/ |
7 suites | core, agents, hooks, integration, project, status, telemetry |
Full docs: doc-claude.brewcode.app/brewcode/overview
| Resource | Link |
|---|---|
| Skills reference | Skills |
| Agents reference | Agents |
| Hooks reference | Hooks |
| Workflow | Workflow |
| Release Notes | RELEASE-NOTES.md |
Author: Maksim Kochetkov | License: MIT