Claude Code Subagents & Commands Collection

A comprehensive collection of specialized AI subagents and slash commands for Claude Code, designed to enhance development workflows with domain-specific expertise and powerful automation.

🌐 Now with a Web UI and CLI Tool!

Browse, search, and install both subagents and commands instantly at buildwithclaude.com

🚀 CLI Tool for Easy Installation

Install and manage subagents and commands directly from your terminal with our new CLI tool:

# Install the CLI globally
npm install -g bwc-cli

# Initialize configuration
bwc init

# Add subagents or commands
bwc add --agent python-pro
bwc add --command dockerize

# Browse and install interactively
bwc add

# List available items
bwc list --agents
bwc list --commands

# Search for specific tools
bwc search python

Learn more about the CLI tool at buildwithclaude.com/docs/cli

Overview

This repository contains:

• 43+ Specialized Subagents: AI experts in specific domains, automatically invoked based on context or explicitly called when needed
• 39+ Slash Commands: Community-contributed commands for automating tasks, managing projects, and enhancing workflows

Quick Start

💡 Tip: For easier installation and management, use our CLI tool (npm install -g bwc-cli)

Install Everything (Recommended)

# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/davepoon/claude-code-subagents-collection.git
cd claude-code-subagents-collection

# Install all subagents
find subagents -name "*.md" -exec cp {} ~/.claude/agents/ \;

# Install all commands
find commands -name "*.md" -exec cp {} ~/.claude/commands/ \;

# Restart Claude Code to load everything

Install Only Subagents

# Clone and install subagents
git clone https://github.com/davepoon/claude-code-subagents-collection.git
find claude-code-subagents-collection/subagents -name "*.md" -exec cp {} ~/.claude/agents/ \;

Install Only Commands

# Clone and install commands
git clone https://github.com/davepoon/claude-code-subagents-collection.git
find claude-code-subagents-collection/commands -name "*.md" -exec cp {} ~/.claude/commands/ \;

Available Subagents

🏗️ Development & Architecture

• backend-architect - Design RESTful APIs, microservice boundaries, and database schemas
• frontend-developer - Build Next.js applications with shadcn/ui, React Server Components, and Tailwind CSS
• mobile-developer - Develop React Native or Flutter apps with native integrations
• graphql-architect - Design GraphQL schemas, resolvers, and federation
• directus-developer - Build and customize Directus applications with extensions, hooks, and API integrations
• drupal-developer - Build and customize Drupal applications with custom modules, themes, and integrations

💻 Language Specialists

• python-pro - Write idiomatic Python code with advanced features and optimizations
• golang-pro - Write idiomatic Go code with goroutines, channels, and interfaces
• rust-pro - Write idiomatic Rust code with ownership, lifetimes, and type safety
• typescript-expert - Write type-safe TypeScript with advanced type system features

🚀 Infrastructure & Operations

• devops-troubleshooter - Debug production issues, analyze logs, and fix deployment failures
• deployment-engineer - Configure CI/CD pipelines, Docker containers, and cloud deployments
• cloud-architect - Design AWS/Azure/GCP infrastructure and optimize cloud costs
• database-optimizer - Optimize SQL queries, design efficient indexes, and handle database migrations

🛡️ Quality & Security

• code-reviewer - Expert code review for quality, security, and maintainability
• security-auditor - Review code for vulnerabilities and ensure OWASP compliance
• test-automator - Create comprehensive test suites with unit, integration, and e2e tests
• performance-engineer - Profile applications, optimize bottlenecks, and implement caching strategies
• debugger - Debugging specialist for errors, test failures, and unexpected behavior

📊 Data & AI

• data-scientist - Data analysis expert for SQL queries, BigQuery operations, and data insights
• data-engineer - Build ETL pipelines, data warehouses, and streaming architectures
• ai-engineer - Build LLM applications, RAG systems, and prompt pipelines
• ml-engineer - Implement ML pipelines, model serving, and feature engineering

🎯 Specialized Domains

• api-documenter - Create OpenAPI/Swagger specs and write developer documentation
• payment-integration - Integrate Stripe, PayPal, and payment processors
• quant-analyst - Build financial models, backtest trading strategies, and analyze market data
• legacy-modernizer - Refactor legacy codebases and implement gradual modernization
• accessibility-specialist - Ensure web applications meet WCAG 2.1 AA/AAA standards
• blockchain-developer - Develop smart contracts, DeFi protocols, and Web3 applications
• game-developer - Build games with Unity, Unreal Engine, or web technologies
• ui-ux-designer - Design user interfaces and experiences with modern design principles and accessibility standards
• hyperledger-fabric-developer - Develop Enterprise blockchain with Hyperledger Fabric

💰 Crypto Trading

• crypto-trader - Build cryptocurrency trading systems and integrate with exchange APIs
• defi-strategist - Design and implement DeFi yield strategies and liquidity provision
• crypto-analyst - Perform market analysis, on-chain analytics, and sentiment analysis
• arbitrage-bot - Identify and execute crypto arbitrage opportunities across markets
• crypto-risk-manager - Implement risk management systems for crypto portfolios

Installation

Prerequisites

• Claude Code installed and configured
• Access to the ~/.claude/agents/ and ~/.claude/commands/ directories

Quick Installation via Web UI

Visit our Web UI to browse all subagents and commands:

• 📋 Copy any subagent or command's markdown content with one click
• 💾 Download individual files directly
• 🔍 Search and filter by category
• 📖 Preview full documentation
• 🤖 Browse specialized AI subagents
• 🔪 Explore slash commands for automation

Note: The Web UI automatically syncs with the main branch. Newly merged subagents and commands appear within minutes of PR merge.

Manual Installation Steps

1. Clone this repository:

   git clone https://github.com/davepoon/claude-code-subagents-collection.git
   cd claude-code-subagents-collection

2. Install Subagents:

   Option A: Install as User Subagents (available in all projects):

   # macOS/Linux - Copy all subagent files from the subagents directory
   find subagents -name "*.md" -exec cp {} ~/.claude/agents/ \;
   
   # Alternative for macOS/Linux (if in the repository directory)
   cp subagents/*.md ~/.claude/agents/
   
   # Windows - Copy all subagent files from the subagents directory
   for %f in (subagents\*.md) do copy "%f" %USERPROFILE%\.claude\agents\

   Option B: Install as Project Subagents (only for current project):

   # Navigate to your project directory first
   cd /path/to/your/project
   
   # Create the .claude/agents directory if it doesn't exist
   mkdir -p .claude/agents
   
   # macOS/Linux - Copy specific subagents you need
   find /path/to/claude-code-subagents-collection/subagents -name "*.md" -exec cp {} .claude/agents/ \;
   
   # Windows - Copy specific subagents you need
   mkdir .claude\agents 2>nul
   for %f in (\path\to\claude-code-subagents-collection\subagents\*.md) do copy "%f" .claude\agents\

   Note: Project subagents are only available in the specific project where they're installed. Use this option when you want subagents tailored to a particular project or when testing new subagents.

3. Install Commands:

   Option A: Install as User Commands (available in all projects):

   # macOS/Linux - Copy all command files from the commands directory
   find commands -name "*.md" -exec cp {} ~/.claude/commands/ \;
   
   # Alternative for macOS/Linux (if in the repository directory)
   cp commands/*.md ~/.claude/commands/
   
   # Windows - Copy all command files from the commands directory
   for %f in (commands\*.md) do copy "%f" %USERPROFILE%\.claude\commands\

   Option B: Install as Project Commands (only for current project):

   # Navigate to your project directory first
   cd /path/to/your/project
   
   # Create the .claude/commands directory if it doesn't exist
   mkdir -p .claude/commands
   
   # macOS/Linux - Copy specific commands you need
   find /path/to/claude-code-subagents-collection/commands -name "*.md" -exec cp {} .claude/commands/ \;
   
   # Windows - Copy specific commands you need
   mkdir .claude\commands 2>nul
   for %f in (\path\to\claude-code-subagents-collection\commands\*.md) do copy "%f" .claude\commands\

   Note: Project commands are only available in the specific project where they're installed. Use this option for project-specific commands or when testing new commands.

4. Verify installation:

   # For user subagents
   ls ~/.claude/agents/
   
   # For project subagents
   ls .claude/agents/
   
   # For user commands
   ls ~/.claude/commands/
   
   # For project commands
   ls .claude/commands/

5. Restart Claude Code to load the new subagents and commands

Usage

Using Subagents

Automatic Invocation

Claude Code automatically delegates to the appropriate subagent based on:

• Task context and requirements
• Keywords in your request
• File types being worked on
• Error messages or issues encountered

Explicit Invocation

You can explicitly request a specific subagent in two ways:

Method 1: Natural Language

"Use the code-reviewer to check my recent changes"
"Have the security-auditor review this authentication code"
"Get the performance-engineer to optimize this function"

Method 2: @ Mentions

"@agent-code-reviewer please check my recent changes"
"@agent-security-auditor can you review this authentication code?"
"@agent-performance-engineer help optimize this database query"

Using Commands

Commands are invoked using the / prefix followed by the command name:

/commit                     # Create a commit with staged changes
/create_pr                  # Create a pull request
/todo add "Fix bug"         # Add a todo item
/docs                       # Generate documentation
/code_analysis              # Analyze code quality

Commands can accept arguments:

/commit --no-verify         # Skip pre-commit hooks
/todo list                  # List all todos
/create_prd "User Auth"     # Create PRD for user authentication

Examples

Subagent Examples

Example 1: Automatic Code Review

User: "I just finished implementing the user authentication feature"
Claude: [Automatically invokes code-reviewer after detecting new code]

Example 2: Debugging Help

User: "I'm getting a TypeError in my React component"
Claude: [Automatically invokes debugger to analyze the error]

Command Examples

Example 1: Creating a Commit

User: /commit
Claude: [Analyzes changes, creates conventional commit message]

Example 2: Managing Todos

User: /todo add "Implement user authentication"
Claude: [Adds todo item to project tracking]

Example 3: Creating Documentation

User: /docs
Claude: [Generates documentation based on project structure]

Available Commands

🔧 Version Control & Git

• /commit - Create well-formatted commits with conventional messages
• /create-pr - Create pull requests with proper formatting
• /fix-pr - Fix issues in existing pull requests
• /update-branch-name - Update branch names following conventions

🧪 Code Analysis & Testing

• /code_analysis - Analyze code quality and suggest improvements
• /optimize - Optimize code performance
• /tdd - Start test-driven development workflow

📥 Context Loading & Priming

• /prime - Load project context into Claude
• /context-prime - Prime Claude with specific context
• /initref - Initialize reference documentation

📝 Documentation & Changelogs

• /docs - Generate or update documentation
• /create-docs - Create new documentation files
• /add-to-changelog - Add entries to changelog

📋 Project & Task Management

• /todo - Manage project todos
• /create-prd - Create product requirement documents
• /create-jtbd - Create Jobs-to-be-Done documentation

View all 39+ commands on the Web UI

Subagent Format

Each subagent follows this structure:

---
name: subagent-name
description: When this subagent should be invoked
category: category-name  # Required - see CONTRIBUTING.md for valid categories
tools: tool1, tool2  # Optional - defaults to all tools
---

System prompt defining the subagent's role and capabilities

Subagent Components:

• name: Unique identifier for the subagent
• description: Triggers automatic invocation
• category: Organizational category (e.g., development-architecture, quality-security)
• tools: Specific tools the subagent can use (optional)
• system prompt: Detailed instructions and expertise

Command Format

Each command follows this structure:

---
description: Brief explanation of what the command does
category: category-name  # Required - see commands/README.md for categories
argument-hint: <optional-args>  # Optional
allowed-tools: tool1, tool2  # Optional
model: opus|sonnet|haiku  # Optional
---

Command instructions and implementation details

Command Components:

• description: Brief explanation (10-200 characters)
• category: Organizational category for the command
• argument-hint: Expected arguments (optional)
• allowed-tools: Restrict which tools can be used (optional)
• model: Specify model preference (optional)

Best Practices

For Using Subagents

1. Trust automatic delegation - Claude Code knows when to use each specialist
2. Be specific when needed - Explicitly mention subagents for targeted help
3. Combine specialists - Complex tasks may benefit from multiple experts
4. Provide context - More information helps subagents work effectively

For Using Commands

1. Learn common commands - Familiarize yourself with frequently used commands
2. Check arguments - Use /command_name --help if unsure about arguments
3. Chain commands - Some commands work well together (e.g., /code_analysis then /optimize)
4. Project vs User scope - Install project-specific commands locally, general ones globally

For Development

1. Single responsibility - Each subagent/command should excel in one domain
2. Clear descriptions - Help users understand when to use each tool
3. Generic implementations - Commands should work across different project types
4. Test thoroughly - Ensure compatibility with various environments

Troubleshooting

Subagents not loading

1. Check the installation directory:

   ls ~/.claude/agents/          # User subagents
   ls .claude/agents/            # Project subagents

2. Ensure files have .md extension
3. Restart Claude Code
4. Check file permissions

Commands not working

1. Verify installation:

   ls ~/.claude/commands/        # User commands
   ls .claude/commands/          # Project commands

2. Check command syntax - use underscores: /create_pr not /create-pr
3. Ensure frontmatter is valid
4. Restart Claude Code after installation

Subagent not being invoked

1. Use explicit invocation to test
2. Check the subagent's description
3. Verify the subagent file is valid Markdown
4. Look for syntax errors in the frontmatter

Command errors

1. Check if arguments are required
2. Verify allowed-tools restrictions
3. Ensure command has proper implementation
4. Test with simpler arguments first

Performance issues

1. Avoid overlapping subagent descriptions
2. Keep system prompts focused
3. Use specific tool restrictions when appropriate
4. Install only needed commands/subagents for projects

Contributing

We welcome contributions for both subagents and commands!

Contributing Subagents

To add a new subagent:

1. Create a new file in subagents/: subagent-name.md

2. Follow the format:

   ---
   name: your-subagent
   description: Clear description of when to use
   category: appropriate-category
   ---
   
   You are a [role description]...

3. Submit a PR with:

   • The new subagent file in subagents/ directory
   • Updated README listing
   • Example usage scenarios

Contributing Commands

To add a new command:

1. Create a new file in commands/: command-name.md

2. Follow the format:

   ---
   description: Brief explanation of the command
   category: appropriate-category
   argument-hint: <optional-args>  # if applicable
   ---
   
   Command implementation details...

3. Submit a PR with:

   • The new command file in commands/ directory
   • Clear documentation and examples

Guidelines for Both:

• Use lowercase, hyphen-separated names
• Write clear, specific descriptions
• Choose appropriate categories (see CONTRIBUTING.md)
• Test thoroughly before submitting
• Include usage examples

Automatic Deployment: Once merged, your contributions will be automatically available on the Web UI within minutes.

Advanced Configuration

Custom Tool Restrictions

Some subagents specify which tools they can use:

---
name: documentation-writer
tools: Read, Write, Edit
---

This improves performance and security by limiting capabilities.

Subagent Chaining

Claude Code can use multiple subagents in sequence:

1. code-reviewer identifies issues
2. debugger investigates errors
3. security-auditor checks vulnerabilities

Community

• Issues: Report bugs or request features
• Discussions: Share use cases and tips
• Contributors: See CONTRIBUTORS.md

Recent Updates

Enhanced Subagents

• frontend-developer - Now specialized in Next.js 14+, shadcn/ui components, and modern React patterns including Server Components and App Router

New Crypto Trading Subagents

• Added 5 specialized crypto trading subagents for trading systems, DeFi strategies, market analysis, arbitrage, and risk management

Learn More

• Claude Code Documentation
• Subagents Documentation
• Claude Code GitHub

License

This collection is provided under the MIT License. See LICENSE for details.

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Made with ❤️ by Dave Poon