Logos Liber Atlas Agent Teams
Logos-Liber Atlas-Agent-Teams is a Claude Code plugin for the Build phase that provides twelve pre-configured specialist agent teams for collaborative complex-task delivery.
by Logos-Liber · github.com/Logos-Liber/Atlas-Agent-Teams
Install pre-configured Claude Code agent teams—frontend, backend, security, DevOps, marketing, and more—that collaborate on complex solo-builder projects.
Add it to Claude Code
Install the plugin in Claude Code. One command, paste-ready.
/plugin install logos-liber-atlas-agent-teams@Logos-Liber/Atlas-Agent-TeamsBuilt to be called by your agent
Skillselion is itself an MCP server. Your agent can pull this entry and a paste-ready install config straight from the API - no copy-paste.
Retrieve this entry with skillselion.get_details("plugin:Logos-Liber/Atlas-Agent-Teams") and the paste-ready config with skillselion.get_install_config("plugin:Logos-Liber/Atlas-Agent-Teams").
What it does
Logos-Liber Atlas-Agent-Teams is a Claude Code plugin marketplace-style repository that packages twelve pre-configured agent teams, each tuned for a specialty such as backend development, cloud DevOps, security assurance, generative content, game asset pipelines, or growth-oriented SEO and social workflows. Solo builders who normally context-switch across hats can delegate slices of work to named specialist agents while retaining a single Claude Code session as the conductor. The breadth—Next.js and Vercel-flavored fullstack, three.js/R3F, Orleans, Android, VTuber and media keywords—signals intent for ambitious products, not just lint fixes. Teams are described as collaborating on complex tasks with phased quality and documentation angles, which suits multi-week builds more than one-shot prompts. You still own priorities and merges; Atlas supplies repeatable team shapes so you do not rebuild agent rosters from scratch every sprint. Treat it as an agent orchestra library rather than one monolithic skill.
Highlights
- 12 agent team plugins with specialized roles across dev, design, security, data, and marketing
- Coverage spans frontend, backend, fullstack, mobile, game (Unity/Unreal/Godot), and MLOps-style workflows
- Phased collaboration patterns for quality, testing, compliance, and threat-oriented work
- Keywords include SEO, social, observability, deployment, wireframing, and technical writing teams
- Pre-configured teams meant to collaborate on complex tasks inside Claude Code
Why builders use it
One builder cannot emulate frontend, security, DevOps, and growth expertise simultaneously without reusable multi-agent team setups in Claude Code.
After install, you pick specialized agent team plugins so Claude Code runs phased, multi-role collaboration instead of a single generalist thread.
At a glance
- Type - Plugin in AI Agents.
- Adoption - 0 installs, 3 stars, 0 votes.
FAQ
Who is logos-liber-atlas-agent-teams for?
It is for Claude Code users tackling large, multi-disciplinary builds who want ready-made specialist agent teams for development, design, security, data, and growth tasks.
When should I use logos-liber-atlas-agent-teams?
Use it when a task exceeds one agent’s scope—fullstack features, game pipelines, compliance reviews, or launch content—and you want coordinated team plugins instead of manual role prompts.
How do I add logos-liber-atlas-agent-teams to my agent?
Install plugins from Logos-Liber/Atlas-Agent-Teams in Claude Code, enable the team bundles you need from the 12 available, and start sessions that reference those team definitions for collaboration.
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