Turn a project brief into a fully-wired Claude Code setup — in one command.

newproject my-app ~/brief.pdf

That scaffolds the repo, reads your brief, writes CLAUDE.md with your stack and principles, sets up a persistent memory vault, and names the first three specs to run. Before you type a single prompt.

WHAT YOU GET

• 9 specialised agents — db-architect, deploy-agent, error-hunter, qa-playwright, spec-curator, ui-auditor and more
• A spec-driven workflow — 15 /sp.* commands from specify → plan → tasks → implement → ADR
• 56 auto-routing skills — the router picks the right expertise. You never invoke them by name
• A persistent Obsidian memory vault — decisions, codebase state and prompt history load at the start of every session
• Formatting hooks — prettier, black and shfmt run on every file Claude writes
• Per-issue git worktrees — two agents can never share a tree and clobber each other

WHY IT IS DIFFERENT

Most skill packs are a folder of markdown you still have to wire up yourself. The value here is the wiring: agents that know about the memory vault, a router that reads your project constitution before choosing, hooks that fire unasked, and isolation that holds when you run several agents at once.

RUNS ON

Claude Code on Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora or RHEL. One setup script installs Node, the Claude CLI, uv and the formatters.

MIT licensed — use it commercially, modify it, build client work on it.