| name | crew |
| description | Phase-based development workflow manager that guides projects through structured phases from strategy and design through implementation, quality assurance, and launch. Manages roadmaps, feature branches, agent orchestration, and MCP server configuration. |
/crew — Phase-Based Development Workflow
Crew manages the full software development lifecycle through structured phases, from onboarding existing codebases to launching production software.
Usage
/crew → Show available subcommands
/crew init → Initialize Crew in a new project
/crew onboard → Onboard an existing codebase (interactive wizard)
/crew setup-mcp → Configure MCP servers for external tools
/crew setup-mcp jira → Configure a specific MCP server
/crew feature → Add a new feature to the roadmap
/crew feature login → Quick-add a feature by name
/crew drive → End-to-end product-led feature development
/crew drive user-auth → Quick-start drive for a named feature
/crew gaps → Gap-finder audit and fix pipeline
/crew gaps http://localhost → Audit a specific URL
/crew deploy → Pre-deployment checklist with auto-remediation
/crew deploy --phase 1 → Run pre-deploy checks only
/crew deploy --fix → Auto-dispatch agents to fix failures
/crew features → Show all features with status and context
/crew features --status done → Filter features by status/epic/priority
/crew gang-import <slug> → Import a Gang evaluation as a Crew feature
/crew gang-escalate <slug> → Send a stalled Crew feature back to Gang for re-evaluation
/crew push → Sync the current feature to GitHub Projects (live status card)
/crew resume [id] → Resume from a usage-budget checkpoint (or list)
/crew profile [check|set|list]→ Manage user knowledge profile per technology
/crew investigate [topic] → Hypothesis-driven, time-boxed investigation (spike card)
/crew fix [issue] → Reproduce, locate, fix, verify a known bug (bug card)
/crew performance [target] → Measure → recommend → optimise → re-measure (with before/after IMPACT.md)
Gang Integration
Crew integrates with the Gang multi-agent committee plugin. Gang evaluates whether to build something; Crew executes the build. See references/gang-integration.md for the full lifecycle.
The two integration commands above (gang-import, gang-escalate) require the Gang plugin installed at ~/.claude/plugins/marketplaces/gang-marketplace/ and a Gang evaluation that has reached at least the advise stage.
Subcommand Router
When the user runs /crew, check the argument to determine which subcommand to execute:
No arguments → Show help
Crew — Phase-Based Development Workflow
Available subcommands:
/crew init Initialize Crew in a new project
(creates .crew/ state files, sets Phase 1)
/crew onboard Onboard an existing codebase to the phase framework
(detect project type, import context, audit, set phase)
/crew setup-mcp Configure MCP servers for external tools
(Jira, Notion, Linear, GitHub, SuperDesign, etc.)
/crew feature Add a new feature to the roadmap and start development
(from description, external tool link, or existing roadmap)
/crew drive End-to-end product-led feature development
(pm-architect → implementation → QA → gap audit)
/crew deploy Pre-deployment checklist with auto-remediation
(verify env → health checks → dispatch agents → update observations)
/crew gaps Gap-finder audit and fix pipeline
(audit UI → analyze gaps → create fixes → verify)
/crew features Feature dashboard — show all roadmap features
(status, pages, navigation flow, acceptance progress)
/crew gang-import Import a Gang evaluation (GO Package) as a Crew feature
(requires the Gang plugin and a completed evaluation)
/crew gang-escalate Escalate a stalled or invalidated Crew feature back to Gang
(for re-scoring when scope or assumptions change)
/crew push Sync the current feature to GitHub Projects v2
(live status card, updates Status field per phase)
/crew resume Resume from a usage-budget checkpoint
(auto-fired by scheduled tasks; can run manually)
/crew profile Manage user knowledge profile per technology
(one-time per tech; cached; sets plain-English mode
when any tech is none/low)
/crew investigate Hypothesis-driven, time-boxed investigation
(creates spike card; read-only agents; ends with
a recommendation. Technical only — for strategic
investigations use /gang directly)
/crew fix Reproduce, locate, fix, verify a known bug
(creates bug card; reproduce → code-reviewer locate
→ engineer dispatch → qa-engineer verify)
/crew performance Measure → recommend → optimise → re-measure
(Chrome DevTools MCP for runtime metrics,
static analysis fallback; before/after
IMPACT.md with numeric headline metrics)
Current project status:
→ Read .crew/current-phase.yaml if it exists, show phase + project type
→ If missing: "No project onboarded. Run /crew onboard to get started."
init → Load project initializer
Read and follow skills/crew/commands/init.md
onboard → Load onboarding wizard
Read and follow skills/crew/commands/onboard.md
setup-mcp → Load MCP setup helper
Read and follow skills/crew/commands/setup-mcp.md
Pass any additional arguments (e.g., jira, notion) as the tool name.
feature → Load feature command
Read and follow skills/crew/commands/feature.md
Pass any additional arguments (e.g., login) as the feature name for quick-add.
drive → Load drive command
Read and follow skills/crew/commands/drive.md
Pass any additional arguments (e.g., user-authentication) as the feature name for quick-start.
deploy → Load deploy command
Read and follow skills/crew/commands/deploy.md
Pass any additional arguments (e.g., --phase 1, --fix, --skip-build, --skip-tests) as flags.
gaps → Load gaps command
Read and follow skills/crew/commands/gaps.md
Pass any additional arguments (e.g., http://localhost:5173) as the target URL.
Also pass any flags (--quick, --a11y, --responsive, --compare {url}).
features → Load features command
Read and follow skills/crew/commands/features.md
Pass any flags (--status, --epic, --priority) as filters.
gang-import → Load Gang import command
Read and follow skills/crew/commands/gang-import.md
Pass the Gang evaluation slug as the argument. Dispatches the gang-bridge agent.
gang-escalate → Load Gang escalation command
Read and follow skills/crew/commands/gang-escalate.md
Pass the Crew feature ID as the argument. Dispatches the gang-bridge agent.
push → Load GitHub Projects sync command
Read and follow skills/crew/commands/push.md
Creates a draft card on GitHub Projects v2 board(s) for the current feature, or updates
the existing card's Status field based on the current phase. Pass --dry-run to preview
without making API calls. Pass a feature ID as positional arg to push a specific feature
instead of the current one.
resume → Load resume-from-checkpoint command
Read and follow skills/crew/commands/resume.md
Resumes a feature build that was paused by the usage-budget system. With no argument,
resumes from the most recent checkpoint. Pass a checkpoint ID for a specific one,
--list to see all checkpoints, or --discard {id} to mark one as won't-resume.
This is idempotent — concurrent invocations on the same checkpoint are safe.
profile → Load user-profile command
Read and follow skills/crew/commands/profile.md
Manages the user's per-technology knowledge profile. Subcommands: check (default —
detects techs and asks about new ones), set <tech> <level>, list, clear <tech>,
reset. When any cached tech is none/low, all subsequent agent dispatches get a
"PLAIN ENGLISH MODE" prefix.
investigate → Load investigation command
Read and follow skills/crew/commands/investigate.md
Hypothesis-driven investigation, time-boxed. Creates a spike card on the GitHub
Projects board. Read-only agent dispatch — no code changes during investigate. Always
ends with a recommended next action, calibrated to confidence: HIGH suggests a specific
next command (/crew fix or /crew feature) with context pre-filled; MEDIUM suggests
deepening the investigation or adding observability; LOW suggests re-running with a
different --type or escalating to /gang. The recommendation is the first option
(marked ★) but never the only one — user can always pick differently. Technical
investigations only — /gang handles strategic ones.
performance → Load performance command
Read and follow skills/crew/commands/performance.md
End-to-end performance loop: measure baseline → analyse → recommend prioritised
fixes → optionally implement → re-measure → write a numeric impact report.
Detects Chrome DevTools MCP at runtime — uses Lighthouse + perf trace +
network waterfall + memory snapshots when available; static-analysis fallback
when not. Budget profiles (strict / standard / relaxed) drive Web Vitals
thresholds and pass/fail oracles. Defaults to "ask after measurement" before
implementing; flags --no-implement and --auto-implement-quick-wins
override. IMPACT.md is numeric-first: before/after metrics tables, deferred
items auto-spawn follow-up spike, regression beyond 10% tolerance halts the
run.
fix → Load bug-fix command
Read and follow skills/crew/commands/fix.md
Reproduce → locate → fix → verify a known bug. Creates a bug card. Skips Crew
Phase 1 (Strategy) and Phase 2 (Design). Locate uses code-reviewer in read-only
mode AND scans the codebase for the same pattern in other places (EXACT / FUZZY
/ LOOSE classification). Step 4.5 confirms scope: fix all matches / review each /
primary only / EXACT only — sites NOT included get auto-spiked for later review.
Fix uses ui-engineer / api-engineer; cross-layer bugs ask sequential vs parallel
dispatch. Verify uses qa-engineer; the fix MUST satisfy the regression test the
command writes during the Reproduce step. After verify, Step 7.5 generates
.crew/fixes/{bug_id}/IMPACT.md — a structured report covering files modified,
public interfaces changed, blast radius, behavior changes, risk areas (deferred
sites + adjacent code), production monitoring suggestions, rollback plan, test
coverage delta, and a sign-off checklist for the human reviewer.
Unknown subcommand
Unknown subcommand: [arg]
Available: init, onboard, setup-mcp, feature, drive, deploy, gaps, features, gang-import, gang-escalate, push, resume, profile, investigate, fix, performance
Run /crew for help.