Greyhaven Ai Claude Code Config
- 29 repo stars
- Updated April 20, 2026
- greyhaven-ai/claude-code-config
greyhaven-ai-claude-code-config is a Claude Code plugin that ships sixteen centralized agents, commands, and configs for context, API debugging, and cross-phase delivery workflows.
About
greyhaven-ai-claude-code-config is Grey Haven’s centralized Claude Code plugin repository: agents, custom commands, and configuration presets meant to make assisted development feel like a staffed studio rather than a single chat thread. developers adopt it when they need durable context frames, structured handoffs between tasks, API interception debugging, and operational playbooks (incidents, metrics, deprecation tracking) without rebuilding dotfiles every sprint. The catalog lists sixteen plugins spanning creative and marketing-adjacent flows through frontend implementation, database quality, and GitHub Actions deployment guidance. Primary placement is Build agent-tooling because the core artifact is how Claude is orchestrated; secondary value shows up in Ship testing and Operate error response when E2E or incident agents run. Complexity is advanced relative to one-off skills—you should understand Claude Code plugin layout, optional Chrome or proxy tooling, and third-party services like Linear or Datadog before enabling everything at once.
- 16 plugins combining agents, commands, and shared Claude Code configuration from Grey Haven.
- Context management, handoffs, and knowledge-base patterns for long-running solo builder sessions.
- API debugging and interception workflows plus Firecrawl-oriented web capture for integration work.
- Incident management, CI/CD, and quality-audit capabilities spanning ship and operate concerns.
Greyhaven Ai Claude Code Config by the numbers
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| repo stars | ★ 29 |
|---|---|
| Last updated | April 20, 2026 |
| Repository | greyhaven-ai/claude-code-config ↗ |
What it does
Centralize Grey Haven’s Claude agents, slash commands, and configs for context, API debugging, incidents, and shipping discipline in one plugin repo.
Who is it for?
Best when you're already on Claude Code and want opinionated, reusable agent configuration and ops-aware skills in one repo.
Skip if: Beginners who only need a single feature skill or teams that forbid bundled third-party integrations and proxy-based API debugging.
What you get
After install, your agent inherits Grey Haven’s agent roster, slash commands, and integration-oriented workflows for debugging, review, and incidents.
- Sixteen plugins worth of agents, commands, and shared configuration
- Reusable context, handoff, and debugging workflows across projects
- Operational and quality-audit agent entry points for ship and prod issues
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FAQ
Who is Greyhaven Ai Claude Code Config for?
Claude Code power users and Grey Haven-style small teams who want shared agents, commands, and configs for delivery, debugging, and incidents.
When should I use Greyhaven Ai Claude Code Config?
When you are standardizing how Claude handles context, API issues, CI/CD, and incident response across multiple products.
How do I add Greyhaven Ai Claude Code Config to my agent?
Register the greyhaven-ai/claude-code-config plugin in Claude Code, merge or symlink its config into your project setup, and enable only the agents matching your stack.