Sdcorejs
Run an approval-gated SDLC with your agent on Angular Portal, NestJS, and Next.js—from clarify and spec through plan, implementation, review, and ship.
Overview
sdcorejs is a plugin marketplace for the Build phase that orchestrates an approval-gated AI-assisted SDLC for Angular Portal, NestJS, and Next.js.
What is this marketplace?
- Single sdcorejs-agent plugin orchestrating clarify → spec → plan → code → review → ship
- Explicit user-approval gates between phases plus documented audit trail
- Stack opinionation: Angular Portal, NestJS, and Next.js
- Positions Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, and Codex as accountable engineers on your SDLC
- 1 plugin (sdcorejs-agent) in the marketplace
- Documented flow: clarify → spec → plan → write code → review → ship
- Plugin version 0.5.0, MIT license
Community signal: 1 GitHub stars.
What problem does it solve?
Agents jump straight to code on complex full-stack repos, skipping specs, reviews, and traceable decisions you need as a solo tech lead.
Who is it for?
Solo builders or tiny teams standardizing on Angular Portal + NestJS + Next.js who want disciplined agent-driven delivery.
Skip if: Python-only, mobile-native, or stack-agnostic hackers who want one-off snippet skills without SDLC ceremony.
What do I get? / Deliverables
After install, your agent follows gated clarify-spec-plan-implement-review-ship steps with approvals and an audit trail on the SDCoreJS stacks.
- Enabled sdcorejs-agent plugin with phased SDLC skills
- Spec and plan artifacts before implementation
- Review and ship checkpoints with documented audit trail
Plugins in this marketplace
1 plugin — install individually after you add the marketplace.
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Journey fit
Most visible value lands in Build, but the marketplace orchestrates work that also touches validation scoping and ship review. PM is the canonical shelf because the plugin’s core promise is phased delivery with human gates and an audit trail, not a single integration hook.
How it compares
Orchestrated SDLC plugin marketplace for specific web stacks, not a single lint rule or markdown MCP tool.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is Sdcorejs for?
Independent developers and small squads building on Angular Portal, NestJS, and Next.js who need agent work to follow specs, reviews, and approval gates.
When should I use Sdcorejs?
Use it at the start of a feature or fix when you want clarify and planning before codegen, and again before ship when review discipline matters.
How do I add Sdcorejs to my agent?
Register the Sdcorejs/Sdcorejs-agent marketplace in Claude Code, Copilot, or Codex-compatible setups and enable the Sdcorejs-agent plugin from ./plugin/ per the manifest.