brigade
NewBrigade — Your personal intelligence, built enterprise-grade
Summary
Brigade is an enterprise-grade AI assistant that integrates into your development workflow to help you manage tasks, generate code, and access organizational knowledge securely.
- It provides a personalized intelligence layer that understands your projects and team context, making it easier to automate repetitive work and maintain consistency.
Install & Usage
mkdir -p .claude/skillsAdd the configuration to .claude/skills/brigade.md
/brigadeUse Cases
Usage Examples
/brigade generate a new REST API endpoint for user authentication following our project template
/brigade summarize the latest changes in the main branch and create a PR description
/brigade find all TODOs in the codebase and create tasks for them in our project tracker
Security Audits
Frequently Asked Questions
What is brigade?
Brigade is an enterprise-grade AI assistant that integrates into your development workflow to help you manage tasks, generate code, and access organizational knowledge securely. It provides a personalized intelligence layer that understands your projects and team context, making it easier to automate repetitive work and maintain consistency.
How to install brigade?
To install brigade: create the skills directory (mkdir -p .claude/skills), then add the config to .claude/skills/brigade.md. Finally, /brigade in Claude Code.
What is brigade best for?
brigade is a other categorized under General. Created by spinabot.
What can I use brigade for?
brigade is useful for: Automate code generation and refactoring tasks based on your project's coding standards and patterns.; Retrieve and summarize internal documentation or knowledge base articles without leaving the terminal.; Create and manage project tasks, tickets, or to-do items directly from Claude Code.; Analyze codebases for security vulnerabilities or compliance issues using enterprise policies.; Generate commit messages, pull request descriptions, or release notes that follow team conventions.; Onboard new team members by providing context-aware explanations of code structure and architecture..