superpowers
Enforce Best Practices for AI Coding Agents
Don't let AI be lazy. Superpowers provides 14 composable skills that enforce systematic design, TDD development, and code review for AI agents, ensuring production-quality delivery every time. Supports Claude Code, OpenCode, and Codex platforms.
Inject Software Engineering Discipline into AI Coding Agents
Before AI writes the first line of code, enforce requirement clarification and architecture design to avoid rework caused by over-rationalization.
No code without tests, enforcing the RED-GREEN-REFACTOR cycle to ensure test coverage and code maintainability.
Four-stage debugging workflow (Observe → Hypothesize → Verify → Fix), rejecting blind guesses and random fixes.
Specialized division of labor for rapid iteration. Utilize multiple sub-agents to execute tasks in parallel, with automatic code review for every step.
Create isolated environments for each feature, keeping the main branch clean and enabling conflict-free parallel development.
When facing multiple independent tasks, dispatch multiple sub-agents in parallel to significantly improve development efficiency.
Automatically trigger code review after each task completion, maintaining code quality and catching issues early.
Require genuine verification before claiming completion (passing tests, successful builds, updated docs), eliminating half-finished deliveries.
Seamless integration with Claude Code, OpenCode, and Codex AI coding platforms, with automatic skill loading.
Write custom skills and create specialized workflows. Skills are stored as files, making them easy to version control and share.
Introduces Superpowers' core value, use cases, and working principles
Guide users to experience Superpowers' core features in the shortest time
Detailed installation steps covering Claude Code, OpenCode, and Codex platforms
Teach users how to verify Superpowers is correctly installed and loaded
Explain the core concepts of the skill system, skill priorities, and invocation rules
Detailed guide on using Superpowers in Claude Code, including commands and the hook system
Detailed guide on using Superpowers in OpenCode, including plugin installation and skill discovery
Detailed guide on using Superpowers in Codex, including CLI tools and skill loading
Compare feature differences and use cases of the three platforms to help users choose
Advanced workflow utilizing sub-agents for rapid iteration and automatic review
Teach users how to request and receive code reviews to maintain code quality
Use Git worktrees to create isolated development environments, keeping the main branch clean
How to dispatch multiple sub-agents concurrently to improve efficiency when facing multiple independent problems
Guide users through merging, PR creation, or cleanup after completing development branches
Combine all skills to demonstrate the complete development workflow from design to deployment