Lgbarn Shipyard
- 66 repo stars
- Updated July 15, 2026
- lgbarn/shipyard
Shipyard is a Claude Code plugin that runs a structured idea-to-production lifecycle with parallel agents, audits, and quality gates.
About
lgbarn Shipyard is a Claude Code plugin marketplace entry that packages a structured project lifecycle for developers and small teams who want agent-assisted development without losing control. Instead of treating each session as a one-off chat, Shipyard frames work from early concept through production with discipline: parallel agents can take scoped tasks while quality gates force review, security checks, and validation before code is treated as done. That makes it especially useful when you are shipping a SaaS, CLI, or agent-heavy product and need repeatable rituals rather than heroics. Install it when your bottleneck is process—skipped tests, fuzzy scope, or agents racing ahead without audit—not when you only need a single API hook. It complements task-specific skills and MCP tools by acting as the backbone that sequences when those tools run. Complexity is advanced because you must internalize the lifecycle model and gate semantics to get value.
- End-to-end lifecycle from idea to production with explicit phases and gates
- Parallel agent workflows for faster implementation with review boundaries
- Built-in auditing, security, and validation checkpoints before you ship
- Systematic software delivery keywords: review, infrastructure, lifecycle, validation
- Single bundled Shipyard plugin focused on disciplined agent-led builds
Lgbarn Shipyard by the numbers
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| repo stars | ★ 66 |
|---|---|
| Last updated | July 15, 2026 |
| Repository | lgbarn/shipyard ↗ |
What it does
Run a gated project from first idea through ship with parallel Claude agents, audits, and validation instead of ad-hoc prompting.
Who is it for?
Best when you run multiple Claude agents on one product and want explicit lifecycle and quality gates before merge or deploy.
Skip if: Skip if you only need a quick one-off script or a single database integration with no ongoing project ritual.
What you get
After you add Shipyard, projects move through defined phases with validation and review so production-bound work stays disciplined instead of chaotic.
- Phase-gated project progression from idea through production
- Parallel agent task boundaries with review and audit hooks
- Repeatable validation before treating work as shippable
By the numbers
- 1 plugin in the lgbarn/shipyard bundle
- Repository lgbarn/shipyard
- Catalog metadata lists 50 GitHub stars
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Lifecycle orchestration plugin for Claude Code, not a single-purpose MCP server or vector database integration.
FAQ
Who is lgbarn Shipyard for?
It is for developers who use Claude Code to ship real software and want systematic phases, parallel agents, and validation instead of unstructured agent sessions.
When should I use Shipyard?
Use it when starting or steering a multi-week product—especially when you need audits, security review, and gates between idea, build, and production.
How do I add Shipyard to my agent?
Register the lgbarn/shipyard Claude Code plugin from the marketplace or repo, enable it in Claude Code, then follow the plugin’s lifecycle commands for your project.