
Framework
- 68 repo stars
- Updated May 1, 2026
- axivo/claude
Apply a behavioral programming framework with a response protocol to shape agent behavior.
About
A behavioral programming framework with a defined response protocol for agents. It encodes a consistent cognitive methodology so the agent responds in a structured, predictable way. A developer uses it to standardize and shape agent behavior across tasks rather than relying on ad-hoc prompting. Description is terse, so exact mechanics are inferred from its framing.
- Behavioral programming framework
- Response protocol
- Cognitive methodology
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| repo stars | ★ 68 |
|---|---|
| Last updated | May 1, 2026 |
| Repository | axivo/claude ↗ |
What it does
Apply a behavioral programming framework with a response protocol to shape agent behavior.
README.md
Framework Plugin
Behavioral programming framework for Claude collaboration. Replaces default AI assistant behaviors with systematic patterns proven through collaborative experience.
Overview
The plugin enhances Claude's collaboration capabilities through specialized profiles and consistent methodology. It provides thoughtful, systematic responses adapted to your domain of work.
Features
What it provides:
- Specialized collaboration profiles for different domains
- Consistent response methodology across sessions
- Session documentation templates
- Persistent memory integration
When to use:
- Technical collaboration requiring systematic thinking
- Domain-specific work (development, research, creative, etc.)
- Sessions requiring documentation and continuity
- Long-term collaborative relationships
Specialized Profiles
- CREATIVE - Artistic and creative collaboration
- DEVELOPER - Software development work
- ENGINEER - Systems and infrastructure
- HUMANIST - Philosophy and humanities
- RESEARCHER - Research and analysis
- TRANSLATOR - Translation and localization
Documentation Templates
- Conversation logs for session documentation
- Diary entries for reflections
- Logic templates for tracking decisions
Configuration
Configure the framework through environment variables in your Claude Code settings:
{
"env": {
"FRAMEWORK_CONVERSATION_OUTPUT": "/path/to/claude/conversations",
"FRAMEWORK_DIARY_OUTPUT": "/path/to/claude/diary",
"FRAMEWORK_PACKAGE_OUTPUT": "/path/to/packages/output",
"FRAMEWORK_PROFILE": "DEVELOPER",
"FRAMEWORK_TIMEZONE": "America/Montreal"
},
}
Environment Variables
- FRAMEWORK_CONVERSATION_OUTPUT - Path for conversation log storage
- FRAMEWORK_DIARY_OUTPUT - Path for diary entry storage
- FRAMEWORK_PACKAGE_OUTPUT - Path for Claude Desktop package output generation
- FRAMEWORK_PROFILE - Active profile (CREATIVE, DEVELOPER, ENGINEER, HUMANIST, RESEARCHER, TRANSLATOR)
- FRAMEWORK_TIMEZONE - Timezone for temporal awareness
Workflow Example
Configure environment variables in settings
Start a new session:
- Initialize the session.
Collaborate with consistent methodology:
- Let's design the authentication system.
Best Practices
- Configure before use: Set environment variables in Claude settings
- Choose appropriate profile: Match profile to your collaboration domain
- Document sessions: Use conversation log templates for continuity
- Set storage paths: Configure paths for conversations and diary entries