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owainlewis/blueprint/CLAUDE.md

Blueprint keeps shared repository policy in AGENTS.md and only Claude-specific setup here. Install Blueprint with npx skills add owainlewis/blueprint. Use /architecture, /design, /architecture-review, /plan, /test, /review, and /improve for one kind of engineering work. Use /task-to-pr to deliver one or more code changes. Use /codex-issue-coordinator only in Codex to coordinate a large GitHub issue batch through separate worker threads and gated merges. Everything you call in Blueprint is a skill. /task-to-pr accepts tasks, tickets, pull requests, or a milestone and…

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# Claude Code

@AGENTS.md

Blueprint keeps shared repository policy in `AGENTS.md` and only Claude-specific setup here.

Install Blueprint with `npx skills add owainlewis/blueprint`. Use `/architecture`, `/design`, `/architecture-review`, `/plan`, `/test`, `/review`, and `/improve` for one kind of engineering work. Use `/task-to-pr` to deliver one or more code changes. Use `/codex-issue-coordinator` only in Codex to coordinate a large GitHub issue batch through separate worker threads and gated merges.

Everything you call in Blueprint is a skill. `/task-to-pr` accepts tasks, tickets, pull requests, or a milestone and creates one pull request for each task. `/codex-issue-coordinator` is Codex-specific because it requires Codex thread and managed-worktree tools. `AGENTS.md` contains the repository rules.

The `/architecture-review` and `/review` phases use a fresh generic subagent. Blueprint does not require a separate reviewer agent definition.

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