DuncanJurman/entropy-plugins

Creates comprehensive implementation plans through codebase exploration, research, and iterative clarification. Use when asked to plan, design, architect, or figure out how to implement a feature, refactor, or system change. Triggers on "create a plan", "design a", "how should I implement", "architect", or similar planning requests.

Decomposes a plan file into beads with epics, dependencies, and self-documenting context. Use when you have a comprehensive feature specification or implementation plan that needs to be broken into actionable, trackable tasks for multi-agent execution.

Autonomous development orchestrator that combines ephemeral Ralph workers with Beads granular task tracking. Use when executing multiple beads autonomously, running parallel development tasks, or when you need persistent work tracking across sessions.

Claude Code hooks configuration reference. Use when creating hooks, understanding hook events (PreToolUse, PostToolUse, Stop, SessionStart, etc.), debugging hook behavior, or implementing automation.

Claude Code memory (CLAUDE.md) configuration reference. Use when setting up project memory, understanding memory hierarchy, or configuring persistent instructions.

Claude Code skills (Agent Skills) configuration reference. Use when creating skills, understanding skill activation, SKILL.md format, user-invoked vs model-invoked skills, or skill best practices.

Claude Code subagents configuration reference. Use when creating custom subagents, understanding agent types, configuring agent prompts, or extending the Task tool with specialized agents.

Validates bead definitions against the original spec for self-containment, coverage, and dependency correctness. Automatically fixes issues and creates missing beads. Use after decompose-plan to ensure quality before implementation begins.