From apex
Orchestrator that runs the full APEX workflow (research → plan → implement → ship) in a single session. Use for tasks you want to complete without context switches.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/apex:executeThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
<skill name="apex:execute" phase="orchestrator">
/apex:research - Intelligence gathering/apex:plan - Architecture design/apex:implement - Build and validate/apex:ship - Review and reflectUse this for single-session task completion. For multi-session work, invoke individual skills.
- Small to medium tasks that fit in one session - When you don't need to pause between phases - When you want full workflow without manual skill invocation - Large complex tasks that need human review between phases - When you want to pause after research to think - When context overflow is likely - When you want to run phases in separate sessions I'll run the full APEX workflow. Please provide: - Task description (e.g., "implement dark mode toggle") - Ticket ID (e.g., "APE-59") - Path to task fileExample: /apex:execute "add user authentication"
Begin full workflow.
npx claudepluginhub benredmond/apex --plugin apexSystematic development workflow: Analyze → Plan → Execute → eLicit → eXamine. Use for ANY development task: features, bug fixes, refactoring, hotfixes. Triggers: "implement", "create", "build", "fix", "add feature", "refactor", "develop". Auto-detects project type (Laravel, Next.js, React, Swift) and loads framework-specific references. Enforces: files <100 lines, interfaces separated, SOLID principles, expert self-review, sniper validation. Modes: --auto (default), --manual, --skip-elicit
Guides software development through six-phase workflow: Research, Plan, Iterate Plan, Experiment, Implement, Validate. Generates structured markdown docs via slash commands for auditable trails.
Executes implementation plans by dispatching tasks to implementer and reviewer subagents. Tracks progress per-task and coordinates sequential phases.