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Danielscholl Claude Sdlc

  • 22 repo stars
  • Updated April 4, 2026
  • danielscholl/claude-sdlc

danielscholl-claude-sdlc is a Claude Code plugin marketplace that bundles eight SDLC-oriented plugins for research, design artifacts, multi-agent orchestration, and review workflows.

About

danielscholl-claude-sdlc is a community Claude Code plugin marketplace built around software development lifecycle work rather than a single integration. It packages eight plugins that lean on multi-agent orchestration, parallel task handling, and structured slash commands so you can move from idea framing through design artifacts, implementation support, and review without reinventing prompts every session. The keyword surface points at research, branded briefs, diagram and slide generation, docx editing, GitHub-oriented flows, webhook watchers, and validation/testing hooks—useful when you are one person wearing product, engineering, and release hats. It is not a hosted CI platform; it is agent-side methodology and tooling that sits inside Claude Code. Pick it when you want a named SDLC cadence with visual and document deliverables, tracked sessions, and reusable skill-like commands instead of scattering one-off plugins across the journey.

  • Eight curated Claude Code plugins covering research, design, document generation, and review in one marketplace
  • Multi-agent orchestration, parallel pipelines, and slash-command workflows for repeatable SDLC sessions
  • Visual and document outputs including Excalidraw diagrams, slides, and docx-oriented presentation flows
  • Research, validation, and testing-oriented patterns wired for agent-driven software delivery
  • Reusable templates, prompts, and methodology skills aimed at solo builders shipping without a full team

Danielscholl Claude Sdlc by the numbers

  • Data as of Jul 15, 2026 (Skillselion catalog sync)
/plugin install danielscholl-claude-sdlc@danielscholl/claude-sdlc

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repo stars22
Last updatedApril 4, 2026
Repositorydanielscholl/claude-sdlc

What it does

Install an eight-plugin SDLC bundle so Claude Code can orchestrate research, design docs, builds, and reviews without ad-hoc slash prompts.

Who is it for?

Best when you want a branded, multi-plugin SDLC stack inside Claude Code with docs, diagrams, and agent orchestration out of the box.

Skip if: Skip if you only need one narrow integration (for example a lone linter) or and do not want multi-agent session overhead.

What you get

After you register the marketplace, you can trigger consistent SDLC slash flows—briefs, visuals, validation, and review—across the product journey from one catalog entry.

  • Registered eight-plugin SDLC marketplace in Claude Code
  • Reusable brief, diagram, and presentation generation flows
  • Structured review and validation agent sessions

By the numbers

  • 8 plugins in bundle
  • Community marketplace source auto-discovered
  • 6 GitHub stars on listing metadata

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How it compares

Curated SDLC plugin marketplace, not a single task skill or an MCP server directory.

FAQ

Who is Danielscholl Claude Sdlc for?

It is for and small-team developers using Claude Code who want lifecycle coverage—scope, build artifacts, and review—in one registered marketplace rather than hunting plugins one at a time.

When should I use Danielscholl Claude Sdlc?

Use it when you are starting or refactoring a product and need repeatable agent workflows for briefs, design files, parallel agents, and pre-ship validation instead of one-off prompts.

How do I add Danielscholl Claude Sdlc to my agent?

Add the danielscholl/claude-sdlc marketplace repository as a Claude Code plugin source, install the bundle, then enable the individual plugins you need for your current journey phase.

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