base
NewAIBlueprint base configuration with custom agents, slash commands, hooks, and productivity workflows for Claude Code
Summary
AIBlueprint base configuration provides a foundational setup for Claude Code with custom agents, slash commands, hooks, and productivity workflows.
- It streamlines development by offering reusable patterns and automated tasks, making it easier to manage complex projects efficiently.
Overview
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Install & Usage
/plugin marketplace add <org/repo>Add the configuration to /plugin install base@<marketplace>
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Usage Examples
/base init my-project
/base agent create refactor-agent --description 'Refactor code to use modern patterns'
/base hook add pre-commit 'run lint'
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is base?
AIBlueprint base configuration provides a foundational setup for Claude Code with custom agents, slash commands, hooks, and productivity workflows. It streamlines development by offering reusable patterns and automated tasks, making it easier to manage complex projects efficiently.
How to install base?
To install base: add a marketplace (/plugin marketplace add <org/repo>), then add the config to /plugin install base@<marketplace>. Finally, /plugin in Claude Code.
What is base best for?
base is a plugin categorized under Development. It is designed for: agent, aiblueprint, melvynx, productivity, agents, commands, hooks, workflows. Created by Melvyn.
What can I use base for?
base is useful for: Set up a new project with AIBlueprint's default agent configurations and workflow hooks.; Use slash commands to quickly run common development tasks like linting, testing, or deployment.; Create custom agents for repetitive coding patterns such as generating boilerplate or refactoring code.; Integrate productivity workflows that automate git operations, code reviews, or dependency updates.; Leverage hooks to trigger actions on file changes, such as auto-formatting or running tests.; Manage multiple agents and commands in a single project for consistent development practices..