mx-workflow documentation site landing page — large "mx-workflow" headline, tagline "Your entire dev lifecycle in slash commands — from ticket intake to PR," and Get Started / View on GitHub buttons. Below: feature cards for plan-to-PR-in-minutes and idea-to-shipped-code workflows.
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A Claude Code plugin that turns the entire dev lifecycle into slash commands — ticket intake, planning, implementation, quality checks, conventional commits, E2E tests, and multi-agent team builds.

Claude Code Plugin Markdown Bash Astro (docs) Node.js (Slack bot)

What it doesLink to heading

mx-workflow is a Claude Code plugin that turns the entire dev lifecycle into composable slash commands. Plan, implement, validate, commit, PR — each one a command, each one with the right context loaded. The agent does the typing. I make the calls.

Started as a few personal markdown shortcuts and grew into a published plugin with dozens of commands, specialized review agents, an interactive Slack bot, and a documentation site.

StackLink to heading

  • Plugin format: Claude Code’s native plugin spec — plugin.json plus commands and agents as markdown. No build step.
  • Docs site: Astro, deployed to GitHub Pages.
  • Slack bot: Node.js bot running as a launchd daemon on a Mac mini — lets me start a session from Slack on my phone.
  • Distribution: Claude Code’s plugin marketplace.

Design philosophyLink to heading

  • A slash command is a discrete unit of judgment. Each command fits one mental motion. No supercommands.
  • Agents are review-grade, not generation-grade. I trust the model to write the code. Agents catch what I’d catch in PR review.
  • Treat the plugin like a product. Semver, CHANGELOG, release pipeline. Not a personal-shell-aliases dump that drifts.