
Frontend Orchestration Local
Register this local marketplace to run UI requirement interviews, TDD component builds, design audits, and parallel frontend pipelines from one orchestration plugin.
Overview
frontend-orchestration-local is a plugin marketplace for the Build phase that orchestrates UI interviews, TDD component builds, design audits, and parallel frontend pipelines.
What is this marketplace?
- Single marketplace entry: frontend-orchestration v1.0.0 by Jake Mosher.
- UI requirements interview before implementation commits.
- TDD-oriented component build orchestration and parallel build pipeline.
- Design audits integrated into the same frontend workflow.
- Marketplace lists 1 plugin (frontend-orchestration) at version 1.0.0
What problem does it solve?
Solo builders jump straight to components without requirements discipline, tests, or design consistency across parallel workstreams.
Who is it for?
Indie devs shipping SaaS or app frontends who want agent-guided TDD and audit gates in Claude Code.
Skip if: Backend-only services, greenfield projects with no UI, or teams that already use a dedicated design-system CI separate from the agent.
What do I get? / Deliverables
After install, your agent can run a structured frontend pipeline from interviewed requirements through TDD builds and audits instead of one-off UI prompts.
- frontend-orchestration plugin available in the agent
- Interview-driven UI spec path, orchestrated component builds, and audit hooks
Plugins in this marketplace
1 plugin — install individually after you add the marketplace.
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Journey fit
Frontend orchestration anchors in Build frontend where components are specified and assembled, while interviews and audits also touch validate and ship. Frontend subphase is the natural shelf for TDD component orchestration and parallel UI build pipelines.
How it compares
Frontend orchestration marketplace, not a headless browser MCP or presentation slide generator.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is Frontend Orchestration Local for?
Solo builders and small frontend-focused teams using Claude Code who want orchestrated UI workflows rather than scattered component prompts.
When should I use Frontend Orchestration Local?
Use it at the start of a UI milestone, before large refactors, or when you need parallel component builds plus a design audit in one pass.
How do I add Frontend Orchestration Local to my agent?
Add the JakemoCode frontend-orchestrator marketplace (local manifest), install the frontend-orchestration plugin, and invoke it from your frontend repo context in Claude Code.