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aura-frog

nguyenthienthanh

Aura Frog — Claude Code plugin — 10 agents, 5-phase TDD workflow, 3-tier rules, 27 hooks.

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A planning-first LLM Operating System for software engineering.

A plugin for Claude Code that treats it as an Operating System. 15 specialized agents, hierarchical planning (Mission → Initiative → Feature → Story → Task), forensic reasoning traces, conflict detection between parallel work, self-healing safety gates, per-agent MCP security, smart flow selection, and multi-agent orchestration.

Two entry points, same natural-language pattern. /run for task execution (5-phase TDD with agents). /aura-frog:plan [args] for project planning (T0–T4 hierarchical tree). Both accept natural language, route through skills, and share state via the run↔feature bridge. You never lose decisions; every Claude tool call leaves a trace; conflicts are caught before silent overwrites.

🆕 What's new in v3.7.4

v3.7.4 is a documentation cleanup release — no new features, no runtime behaviour change. Eliminates 122 stale command references that accumulated during the v3.6 → v3.7 transition, slims the README, and ships two new CI gates that prevent doc rot from re-entering main.

Zero runtime change. No new agents, no new skills, no hook changes. The pre-v3.7 verb syntax has been gone since v3.7.0 — these are exclusively doc fixes. CI now prevents the same drift from recurring.

v3.7.3 highlights (still shipped — plan relocation + run linking)

v3.7.2 highlights (still shipped — plan consolidation + /run escalation)

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