claude-code-workflow

A nine-agent development team. PM proposes, QA challenges, six technical agents build. You invoke and validate.

June 2026 context

Anthropic shipped a lot this quarter — managed agents, remote operations from your phone, dynamic scheduled tasks for monitoring without leaving your session, and Opus 4.8. This repo assembles those pieces into a working multi-agent development team you can clone today, inspect end-to-end, and adapt to your project.

Why this exists

The human only does two things: invoke and validate. Everything else is encoded in skills.

Without structure, three things happen when you build with Claude Code:

• Claude drifts. Long conversations get compacted, instructions disappear, code stops respecting standards.
• There's no traceability. Every session is an island. You lose track of what was decided, why, and where you are.
• Quality is not systematic. The temptation is build → ship without review or tests.

Engineers solved how to structure work decades ago — sprints, planning, review, retrospectives, the discipline that DevOps culture put in place. We didn't invent a new method for AI. We taught the AI how to follow ours. The repository below is the result of two months of running structured AI-assisted development on a real production project. If you find yourself copy-pasting prompts or manually dictating steps to Claude, that's a workflow bug. It should be in a skill.