Fradser Dotclaude
- 576 repo stars
- Updated July 23, 2026
- FradSer/dotclaude
fradser-dotclaude is a Claude Code plugin that provides eleven specialized agents for code review, security analysis, and technical leadership across dev workflows.
About
fradser-dotclaude is a comprehensive Claude Code plugin collection for developers who treat the agent as a structured development environment rather than a chat box. It bundles eleven plugins spanning code review, security analysis, technical leadership, gitflow automation, release management, and multi-agent orchestration—keywords include conventional commits, quality gates, refactoring, and Next.js-oriented workflows. Use it journey-wide whenever you need enforced practices: before merging, during security-sensitive changes, when cutting releases, or while refactoring multifile features. It compares to lighter marketplaces that only ship Git or test skills; dotclaude targets advanced operators who want named reviewer, security, and leadership personas inside Claude Code. Skillselion lists it under Ship and review as the canonical entry point, with explicit ties to Ship security and Build agent-tooling. Expect intermediate-to-advanced setup: plugins, git remotes, and stack-specific configs should already be in place.
- Eleven specialized plugins covering code review, security analysis, and technical leadership agents
- GitHub-oriented gitflow, conventional commits, release, and hotfix workflow support
- Multi-agent orchestration with quality gates, refactoring, and simplification skills
- Integrates modern stacks (e.g. Next.js, SwiftUI) and superpowers-style workflow patterns
- Broad devtools surface: patent/research, optimizer, and multifile review—not a single-purpose skill
Fradser Dotclaude by the numbers
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| repo stars | ★ 576 |
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| Last updated | July 23, 2026 |
| Repository | FradSer/dotclaude ↗ |
What it does
Install dotclaude when you want an eleven-plugin Claude Code dev environment with review, security, gitflow, and multi-agent leadership skills for serious shipping.
Who is it for?
Advanced developers and small teams on Claude Code who want gitflow, multifile review, and security agents in one marketplace install.
Skip if: Beginners who only need one documentation skill or projects without git-based release discipline.
What you get
After registering dotclaude, you get eleven plugins that enforce review gates, security checks, and leadership-style workflows aligned with GitHub-centric shipping habits.
- Eleven enabled Claude Code plugins for review, security, and dev leadership
- Gitflow-aligned commit, release, and hotfix agent workflows
- Enforced quality and simplification passes on multifile changes
By the numbers
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FAQ
Who is Fradser Dotclaude for?
It is for experienced Claude Code users who want specialized review, security, and leadership agents packaged as an eleven-plugin development environment.
When should I use Fradser Dotclaude?
Use it across the solo-developer journey whenever you need quality gates, security passes, gitflow releases, or multifile refactors—not only at PR time.
How do I add Fradser Dotclaude to my agent?
Install the FradSer/dotclaude marketplace plugin in Claude Code, enable the plugin set for your repository, and configure git/remotes and stack plugins (e.g. Next.js) as documented in the repo.