Craigtkhill Stdd Agents
craigtkhill-stdd-agents is a Claude Code plugin for the Build phase that provides agentic terminal tools and configs for a Spec-Test-Driven Development workflow.
by craigtkhill · github.com/craigtkhill/stdd-agents
Install this when you want agentic terminal workflows that follow Spec-Test-Driven Development—specs, tests, and implementation steps wired for Claude-style agents.
Add it to Claude Code
Install the plugin in Claude Code. One command, paste-ready.
/plugin install craigtkhill-stdd-agents@craigtkhill/stdd-agentsBuilt 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:craigtkhill/stdd-agents") and the paste-ready config with skillselion.get_install_config("plugin:craigtkhill/stdd-agents").
What it does
craigtkhill-stdd-agents is a community Claude Code plugin collection aimed at builders who want terminal user interface tooling and agent configurations that enforce a Spec-Test-Driven Development rhythm: define behavior in specs, express expectations in tests, then let agents implement under those guardrails. It sits between ad-hoc prompting and a full CI platform—it is process scaffolding for how you instruct and verify agent work from the shell. Indie developers shipping features with Claude Code can use it to reduce drift where the model ships code that never matched written requirements. Expect emphasis on specification craft, test-driven checkpoints, and workflow skills rather than one-click deploy integrations. You should already be comfortable with agent plugins, local test runners, and iterative commit habits. Pair it with your existing test stack; it does not replace hosted QA. Complexity is intermediate because you are adopting a methodology bundle, not flipping a single toggle.
Highlights
- Bundles agentic TUI tools, agents, and configs around a Spec-Test-Driven Development (STDD) process
- Emphasizes specification, test-driven workflow, commit management, and skill-style writing steps
- Community plugin (pluginCount: 1) from craigtkhill/stdd-agents
- Targets terminal-first agent development rather than GUI-only IDEs
- Aligns solo builders who want tests and specs to lead agent-generated code changes
Why builders use it
Agent-generated code often ships without a clear spec or failing tests first, so solo builders rework features and lose trust in automated edits.
After you adopt the STDD agent bundle, specs and tests lead each change so terminal agents implement against explicit expectations and reviewable commits.
At a glance
- Type - Plugin in Development Tools.
- Adoption - 0 installs, 0 stars, 0 votes.
FAQ
Who is craigtkhill-stdd-agents for?
It is for developers using agentic TUIs who want Spec-Test-Driven Development baked into how Claude Code agents plan, test, and commit work.
When should I use craigtkhill-stdd-agents?
Use it when starting a feature or refactor where you need specs and tests to gate agent output instead of accepting first-draft code.
How do I add craigtkhill-stdd-agents to my agent?
Install the craigtkhill/stdd-agents plugin into Claude Code per repository instructions and align your local test runner and spec docs with the STDD workflow it defines.
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