By n0b0dd
Orchestrates cross-layer fullstack monorepo development. Includes refactor workflow to migrate existing projects to nob's monorepo structure.
Read-only codebase Q&A agent. Answers developer questions about the codebase with cited file paths. Uses grep, find, and Read only — writes nothing to disk. Invocable via `/nob:ask <question>` directly or through the Nob hub. Triggers on: 'nob ask', 'ask [question about codebase]'.
Use when implementing backend/API changes. Reads [PM OUTPUT] to understand what to build, explores the existing backend codebase, implements following existing patterns, and outputs a structured [BACKEND OUTPUT] block. Invocable via `/nob:backend` directly or through the Nob hub.
Third agent in the Venture pipeline. Proposes 2-3 revenue model options with trade-offs, pauses for the founder's choice, then produces a business model document with value proposition canvas and key assumptions.
Fifth agent in the Venture pipeline. Builds a 12-month revenue and cost projection based on the chosen business model and GTM assumptions. Surfaces the top 3 assumptions for a soft founder sanity check — does not block on response.
Use when implementing UI/frontend changes. Reads [PM OUTPUT] to understand what to build, explores the existing frontend codebase, adapts to any stack declared in .nob.yml, and outputs a structured [FRONTEND OUTPUT] block. Invocable via `/nob:frontend` directly or through the Nob hub.
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A Claude Code plugin that orchestrates cross-layer fullstack monorepo development.
Nob automates feature implementation, bug fixes, and API syncs across your full stack — backend, frontend, and security — using a pipeline of specialized agents:
Planner → PM Agent → Backend + Frontend (concurrent) → Security Review → Reviewer
Nob is not listed in Claude's official marketplace, so you need to register this GitHub repo as a plugin source first, then install from it:
# 1. Register this repo as a plugin source (only needed once)
claude plugin marketplace add n0b0dd/nob
# 2. Install the plugin from that source
claude plugin install nob@nob
Restart Claude Code after installing. No additional settings or config changes are required — the plugin is ready to use immediately.
When a new version is released, pull the latest from GitHub and restart Claude Code:
claude plugin update nob@nob
In any Claude Code session in your project:
/nob implement docs/specs/my-feature.md
/nob fix docs/bugs/bug-report.md
/nob sync clients after docs/specs/api-change.md
/nob refactor
By default, Nob auto-detects your frontend and backend stack. For explicit control over paths, models, and enabled agents, copy skills/nob/templates/.nob.yml.template to your project root as .nob.yml and fill in your stack details.
MIT
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