dream-team

Dream Team

Assemble your dream team of Claude Code agents to solve complex tasks through a systematic 5-phase workflow.

Overview

Dream Team is a Claude Code plugin that orchestrates teams of specialized agents to tackle complex development tasks. It automatically analyzes your project, identifies talent gaps, discovers and assembles the right agents and skills, and then coordinates them to execute your task.

The 5-Phase Workflow

1. Scope - Analyze project structure, architecture, and existing capabilities
2. Team-Plan - Identify talent gaps between available resources and task requirements
3. Assemble - Discover plugins, agents, and skills (top 5 matches)
4. Train - Create custom agents and skills for remaining gaps (auto-generated)
5. Execute - Orchestrate an agent team to solve the task

Prerequisites

Enable Agent Teams (Required)

Dream Team requires Claude Code's experimental agent teams feature for parallel agent coordination.

Add to your .claude/settings.json:

{
  "env": {
    "CLAUDE_CODE_EXPERIMENTAL_AGENT_TEAMS": "1"
  }
}

Or set the environment variable:

export CLAUDE_CODE_EXPERIMENTAL_AGENT_TEAMS=1

Without this enabled, Dream Team will fall back to sequential subagent execution (slower, less parallel).

Installation

Via Custom Marketplace (Recommended)

Dream Team is distributed through a custom marketplace. Add it to Claude Code:

# Add the marketplace
claude plugin marketplace add drbscl/dream-team

# Install the plugin
claude plugin install dream-team@dream-team-marketplace

Or interactively within Claude Code:

/plugin marketplace add drbscl/dream-team
/plugin install dream-team@dream-team-marketplace

From Source (Development)

git clone https://github.com/drbscl/dream-team.git
claude --plugin-dir ./dream-team

Usage

/dream-team [your task description]

Examples

/dream-team Refactor the authentication module to use JWT tokens with refresh token rotation

/dream-team Add comprehensive test coverage for the payment processing API

/dream-team Optimize the database queries for the analytics dashboard

/dream-team Create a new microservice for user notifications

⚠️ Security Notice

IMPORTANT SECURITY WARNING

DO NOT run with --dangerously-skip-permissions during the assembly phase!

External agents and skills from third-party sources may contain:

• Prompt injections
• Malicious instructions
• Unintended behaviors

CRITICAL: Popularity or install count does NOT mean something is safe. A widely-used agent could still contain vulnerabilities or malicious code. You must review every resource yourself before approving it.

Best Practices

1. Review Before Installing

   • Read agent/skill descriptions carefully
   • Check the source repository for suspicious code
   • Verify the author/publisher identity
   • Look at recent commits and issues
   • Never install based on popularity alone

2. Use Minimal Permissions

   • Don't use --dangerously-skip-permissions right away
   • Review permission prompts individually
   • Understand what each resource is requesting

User Approval Checkpoints

The workflow includes 3 mandatory approval points:

1. Assembly Review

Before installing external resources, you'll see:

• Resource name and description
• Source location (repository/URL)
• Relevance score

You choose which to install.

2. Training Review

Before creating custom agents/skills, you'll see:

• Proposed agent definitions (name, description, system prompt)
• Proposed skill definitions (purpose, instructions)
• Where they'll be saved (.claude/agents/, .claude/skills/)

You approve, modify, or skip each one.

3. Execute Review

Before spawning the team, you'll see:

• Team composition (which agents will be spawned)
• Task breakdown and assignments
• Estimated number of teammates
• Execution mode (agent teams vs subagents)

You confirm before execution begins.

How It Works

Phase 1: Scope

The plugin analyzes your project:

• Reads CLAUDE.md, README, package.json, and other config files
• Explores codebase structure
• Catalogs existing .claude/ configuration
• Identifies tech stack and patterns

Phase 2: Team-Plan

The plugin identifies gaps:

• Deconstructs your task into specific requirements
• Maps required capabilities (security, performance, testing, etc.)
• Compares against existing agents and skills
• Determines if assembly/training is needed

Phase 3: Assemble

If gaps exist, the plugin searches:

• Plugins: Official Claude marketplace (top 5 matches)
• Agents: VoltAgent repository (top 5 matches)
• Skills: skills.sh registry (top 5 matches)

Resources are ranked by relevance and popularity.