By 3D-Stories
11 SDLC workflow skills + 4 workspace management + 1 planning skill + 1 security skill + hooks for Claude Code: project registration, setup, session binding, requirements interviewing, issue creation, feature implementation, bug fixing, refactoring, adversarial review, documentation, dependency updates, security audits, performance optimization, incident response, test suite creation, security pattern syncing, and dangerous pattern blocking with per-project exceptions.
Executes bash commands
Hook triggers when Bash tool is used
Modifies files
Hook triggers on file write and edit operations
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Add a guard exception to the project's .rawgentic.json interactively. Use when a WAL guard or security guard blocks a legitimate operation and you want to add a per-project exception. Accepts guard type (wal or security) and a rule name or file path.
WF5 — Adversarially review a TEXT artifact (design, spec, implementation plan, PRD, ADR, RFC, README) using an independent DIFFERENT-MODEL reviewer via the Codex CLI. Report-only — writes a severity-ranked findings report to <project>/docs/reviews/ and NEVER edits the artifact. NOT for reviewing code diffs (use /code-review or /rawgentic:security-audit) — this complements same-model critique (reflexion:critique) with a cross-model second opinion on planning artifacts. Invoke with /rawgentic:adversarial-review followed by an artifact path. Requires the Codex CLI to be installed and authenticated.
Open and file a NEW GitHub issue — a feature request or bug report — for the active rawgentic project. Use whenever the user wants to capture a desired feature/enhancement or an observed/reproducible bug as a tracked issue, however phrased ("open/log/raise/file an issue", "write up a bug report", "file a feature request", "put it on github", "track this", "users keep asking for X"), even when no repo is named. It targets the repo from the project config, checks for duplicates, conforms to the issue template, and verifies referenced code exists. Do NOT use to implement/fix/code the change itself, to list/search/read existing issues, to comment on or review a PR against an issue, or to edit issue-template files. Invoke with /create-issue followed by a description of the desired feature or observed bug.
Create or improve a project's test suite using the WF12 14-step workflow with brainstorming-driven test strategy, context7 framework docs lookup, test harness generation, coverage gap analysis, and verified test execution. Invoke with /create-tests optionally followed by a specific file or module path. DO NOT use this skill if the user has BMAD's TEA module installed — use the TEA test workflows (bmad-testarch-*) instead. Only trigger when the user explicitly invokes /create-tests or /rawgentic:create-tests, or is working in a rawgentic-only project without BMAD.
Fix a bug using the WF3 14-step workflow with reproduce-first TDD, root cause analysis, lightweight reflect, and conventional commit PR. Invoke with /fix-bug followed by an issue number. DO NOT use this skill if the user is working within a BMAD workflow or has BMAD story files — use bmad-dev-story instead. Only trigger when the user explicitly invokes /fix-bug or /rawgentic:fix-bug, or is working in a rawgentic-only project without BMAD.
11 SDLC workflow skills + 4 workspace management + 1 planning skill + 1 security skill + hooks for Claude Code
Claude Code is powerful but unstructured. Complex tasks — building features, fixing bugs, running security audits — need consistent quality gates, test-driven development, and deployment verification. Without guardrails, it's easy to skip code review, forget to run CI, or merge without testing.
Rawgentic provides 17 skills organized in three layers:
interview skill for pre-build requirements discoveryAll workflow skills share a config-loading protocol that reads project configuration from .rawgentic.json — no hardcoded constants, no CLAUDE.md templates, no filesystem probing.
Philosophy:
.rawgentic.json, not guesswork<type>(scope): <desc> matching branch prefix.rawgentic.json · Protection Levels · Workspace File · Config-Loading ProtocolPrerequisites: Ensure you have Claude Code CLI, Python 3.10+, GitHub CLI (
gh), Git, and jq installed. Optional add-ons (reflexion, superpowers, Codex CLI, security scanners) unlock specific features — see Prerequisites for the required/optional split and what each one gets you.
claude plugin install rawgentic@rawgentic
Launch Claude Code from the directory you want as your workspace root:
mkdir my-org-workspace && cd my-org-workspace
claude
Then inside the Claude session:
/rawgentic:new-project my-app
This creates the workspace structure, clones or initializes the repo, scaffolds the workspace CLAUDE.md, and runs /rawgentic:setup to auto-detect your tech stack.
Importing existing projects: Register a project that already exists elsewhere on disk:
/rawgentic:new-project my-existing-app
When the project isn't found in the workspace, new-project asks whether to create a new folder or link to an existing one. Choose "link" and provide the path — the project is registered in the workspace JSON without copying or moving files. External projects are stored with their absolute path.
/rawgentic:create-issue Add user authentication
/rawgentic:implement-feature 1
/rawgentic:fix-bug 2
/rawgentic:new-project my-api
/rawgentic:switch my-api
Multiple projects can be active simultaneously. Use /rawgentic:switch to bind a session to a specific project. Each project gets its own .rawgentic.json config, WAL log, and session notes.
Rawgentic won't function without these — the workflow skills and hooks depend on them directly.
npx claudepluginhub 3d-stories/rawgentic --plugin rawgenticBidirectional sync between Markdown artifacts and Jira/Confluence Cloud. Push stories and epics to Jira, pull status updates, publish Confluence pages — all from frontmatter-driven .md files.
Persistent virtual display + VNC for headless servers — OAuth, CAPTCHA, 2FA browser interactions.
Comprehensive competitor research pipeline — pulls NotebookLM sources, web research via Google AI Mode, and produces curated market briefs with critique review.
Transcribe audio and video files into organized markdown documents with speaker diarization using AssemblyAI. Includes guided first-time setup, video-to-audio extraction, and configurable output formats.
Generate images using AI models on Replicate (Nano Banana 2, FLUX Schnell) with automatic background removal for transparent PNGs.
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Interactive setup wizard for configuring any repository with Claude Code best practices, based on Boris Cherny's workflow
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