cc-best

agent
Guvenlik Denetimi
Basarisiz
Health Gecti
  • License — License: MIT
  • Description — Repository has a description
  • Active repo — Last push 0 days ago
  • Community trust — 39 GitHub stars
Code Basarisiz
  • rm -rf — Recursive force deletion command in .claude/settings.json
  • fs module — File system access in .github/workflows/claude-scheduled-tasks.yml
Permissions Gecti
  • Permissions — No dangerous permissions requested
Purpose
This tool is a workflow plugin for Claude Code that transforms the AI into a multi-agent development team, simulating roles like Product Manager, Developer, and QA to handle projects from requirements to code review autonomously.

Security Assessment
Overall risk is rated as Medium. The scan flagged a recursive force deletion command (`rm -rf`) inside the tool's configuration file (`.claude/settings.json`). While this might be used for routine cleanup of temporary directories, recursive force deletions are inherently dangerous and could lead to accidental data loss if misconfigured. The tool also utilizes file system access within its automated GitHub workflows. It does not request overtly dangerous permissions, and no hardcoded secrets were detected. However, because it orchestrates autonomous development agents that read and write code, you should carefully review what file paths those deletion commands target before running it.

Quality Assessment
The project is actively maintained, with its most recent push occurring today. It uses the permissive MIT license, making it suitable for most projects. Community trust is currently low but growing, reflected by 39 GitHub stars. The repository is well-documented, providing clear instructions, multiple installation options, and visual demonstrations of the workflow.

Verdict
Use with caution — the plugin offers a compelling workflow but contains dangerous file deletion commands that require manual review before execution.
SUMMARY

🎭 cc-best: Turn Claude Code into a full dev team — PM→Lead→Dev→QA autonomous workflow. 40 commands · 17 skills · 8 agents · 33 rules · 21 hooks · auto-learning pipeline. | 一个插件,完整开发团队。

README.md

CC-Best

Role-Driven Development Workflow for Claude Code

License: MIT Release Validate Plugin GitHub stars Homepage

English | 中文 | 🌐 Homepage


Transform Claude into a complete development team.
From product requirements to code review — one plugin, full workflow.

44 commands · 19 skills · 8 agents · 43 rules · 30 hooks

CC-Best autonomous iteration demo

Quick StartFeaturesWorkflowCommandsFAQ

Why CC-Best?

🎯 The Problem: Claude Code is powerful, but configuring workflows, coding standards, and safety rules from scratch takes hours.

The Solution: Pre-configured roles (PM → Lead → Designer → Dev → QA) that mirror real team collaboration, with safety guardrails built-in.

⚡ Quick Start

# Add marketplace and install
/plugin marketplace add xiaobei930/cc-best
/plugin install cc-best@xiaobei930

# Verify installation (30 seconds)
/cc-best:status

# Start using
/cc-best:iterate "implement user authentication"

💡 Enable Hooks: After installation, run /cc-best:setup --hooks to activate safety guards and automation hooks.
See Hooks Configuration for details.

Plugin vs Clone: Command Format

Installation Command format Example
Plugin /cc-best:command /cc-best:iterate "add feature"
Clone /command /iterate "add feature"

💡 Recommended: Install via plugin for automatic updates and easier management.
All documentation uses plugin format (/cc-best:xxx). Clone users: run convert-to-local.js.

Setup Demo

📦 Alternative: Clone for full customization
git clone https://github.com/xiaobei930/cc-best.git .claude
cd .claude && bash scripts/shell/init.sh

# Convert command format from /cc-best:xxx to /xxx
node scripts/node/convert-to-local.js

Use clone when you need to customize all files in your repo.

⚠️ Important: All documentation uses plugin format (/cc-best:xxx).
Run the conversion script to update to local format (/xxx).

🗑️ Uninstall
# Remove the plugin
/plugin uninstall cc-best@xiaobei930

# Remove marketplace (optional)
/plugin marketplace remove xiaobei930/cc-best

No files are left behind.

What Happens Next?

After running /cc-best:iterate "implement user authentication", Claude will:

1. 📋 /cc-best:pm     → Analyze requirements, create task breakdown
2. 🏗️ /cc-best:lead   → Design technical solution
3. 💻 /cc-best:dev    → Write code, create tests
4. 🧪 /cc-best:qa     → Run tests, verify quality
5. ✅ /cc-best:commit → Commit changes with proper message

You just watch. Intervene only when needed.

Common Workflows

I want to... Command What Claude does
Build a feature /cc-best:iterate "add dark mode toggle" Full cycle: plan → code → test → commit
Fix a bug /cc-best:iterate "fix login timeout issue" Investigate → fix → verify → commit
Review code /cc-best:pm "review recent changes" Analyze code, suggest improvements
Learn the codebase /cc-best:pair Step-by-step exploration with explanations

Who Is This For?

You are... Recommended mode Why
Team with multiple roles Full workflow PM → Lead → Dev → QA mirrors your process
Solo developer /cc-best:iterate Let Claude handle the boring parts
Learning Claude Code /cc-best:pair Understand each step before proceeding
Need quick fixes Direct commands /cc-best:dev "fix the typo" for simple tasks

✨ Core Features

Feature What it does
🎭 Role-Based Workflow PM → Lead → Designer → Dev → QA — complete development cycle
🔄 Autonomous Mode /cc-best:iterate runs tasks without intervention until completion
🛡️ Safety Hooks Blocks rm -rf /, git push --force, and other risky commands
📐 Multi-Language Standards 8-dir layered structure: common + Python/frontend/Java/C#/C++/embedded/UI rules
🧠 Memory Bank Persists progress and decisions across sessions
👥 Pair Programming /cc-best:pair — step-by-step collaboration with 5 confirmation checkpoints
🔗 Knowledge Pipeline observe → analyze → learn → evolve — self-improving knowledge loop
🌐 Cross-Platform Windows, macOS, Linux — auto-detects package manager

While CC-Best is built for Claude Code, the methodology (Dao-Fa-Shu-Qi) and role-driven patterns are framework-agnostic and can be adapted for other AI coding assistants.

What Makes CC-Best Different

🎭 Role-Driven Development Pipeline

Not just a prompt template collection — CC-Best simulates real team collaboration:

  • 7 roles with clear boundaries: PM → Lead → Designer → Dev → QA → Verify → Commit
  • Each role has explicit MUST/SHOULD/NEVER rules, output templates, and handoff protocols
  • Automatic flow: PM creates REQ → Lead reviews & creates DES/TSK → Dev implements → QA validates
  • Downstream correction (A3): Lead can adjust PM decisions; QA distinguishes implementation bugs from requirement assumption errors
  • Document traceability: REQ-XXX → DES-XXX → TSK-XXX numbered chain
🔄 Autonomous Iteration Engine

/cc-best:iterate enables fully autonomous development:

Read progress.md → Select role → Execute → Verify → Commit → Next task (no waiting)
  • Smart role selection: 8 state conditions determine which role activates
  • A1-A5 decision principles: Context inference (A1), decision recording (A2), downstream correction (A3), MVP fallback (A4), issue classification (A5)
  • 4 strict stop conditions: All tasks done, user interrupt, fatal error, external dependency
  • Cross-session continuity: memory-bank + progress.md rolling window
🔗 Self-Evolving Knowledge Pipeline

CC-Best learns from your development patterns:

observe → analyze → learn → evolve
  • observe: observe-patterns.js hook automatically tracks tool usage patterns
  • analyze: /cc-best:analyze mines git history and usage data
  • learn: /cc-best:learn extracts reusable knowledge
  • evolve: /cc-best:evolve generates new commands, skills, or agents from learned patterns

📁 Directory Structure

your-project/
├── CLAUDE.md          # Project constitution
├── commands/          # 44 slash commands
├── skills/            # 19 development skills
├── agents/            # 8 specialized agents
├── rules/             # 43 coding standards (10 dirs)
├── hooks/             # Safety hooks
├── scripts/           # Automation (node/python/shell)
├── memory-bank/       # Progress & architecture docs
└── .claude/           # Claude Code config
📂 Detailed structure
Directory Contents
commands/ Role commands (pm, lead, dev, qa), Mode commands (iterate, pair), Tool commands (build, test, commit)
skills/ Backend, Frontend, Testing, Security, DevOps, Architecture, Git
agents/ architect, build-error-resolver, code-reviewer, code-simplifier, planner, requirement-validator, security-reviewer, tdd-guide
rules/ 43 rules in 10 dirs: common/ + python/, frontend/, java/, csharp/, cpp/, embedded/, ui/, rust/, go/
scripts/ Cross-platform hooks in Node.js (default), with Python/Bash alternatives
memory-bank/ progress.md (rolling window), architecture.md, tech-stack.md

🔄 Workflow

Standard Development Cycle

flowchart LR
    PM["/pm<br/>Requirements"] --> Clarify["/clarify<br/>Clarify"]
    Clarify --> Lead["/lead<br/>Design"]
    Lead --> Designer["/designer<br/>UI Design"]
    Designer --> Dev["/dev<br/>Implement"]
    Dev --> QA["/qa<br/>Test"]
    QA --> Verify["/verify<br/>Verify"]
    Verify --> Commit["/commit<br/>Commit"]
    Commit --> Clear["/clear<br/>Clear Context"]
    Clear -.->|Loop| PM

Three Development Modes

Mode Command Use Case Characteristics
Autonomous Iteration /cc-best:iterate Clear task list Fully autonomous, no intervention needed
Pair Programming /cc-best:pair Learning, sensitive operations Confirm each step, human-machine collaboration
Long-Running Loop /cc-best:cc-ralph Hour-level batch tasks Requires ralph-loop plugin (/plugin install ralph-loop@claude-plugins-official)
How /cc-best:iterate selects roles automatically
Current State Role Selected Action
No requirements doc /cc-best:pm Requirement analysis
REQ has low-confidence items /cc-best:clarify Requirement clarification
Has REQ, no design /cc-best:lead Technical design
Has design, frontend tasks /cc-best:designer UI design guidance
Has tasks to implement /cc-best:dev Coding implementation
Code ready for verification /cc-best:verify Build + type + lint + test + security
Verification passed /cc-best:qa Functional acceptance

Core behavior: Task complete → Update progress.md → Read next task → Execute immediately (no waiting).

Stop conditions: All tasks done | User interrupt (Ctrl+C) | Fatal error | External dependency needed.

How /cc-best:pair collaboration works

5 mandatory confirmation checkpoints:

Checkpoint Example
Understanding "I understand you need X. Correct?"
Design choice "Option A or B? I recommend A because..."
Destructive action "About to delete X. Confirm?"
External call "Will call production API. Proceed?"
Commit "Commit message: '...'. OK?"

Learning mode: /cc-best:pair --learn "teach me unit testing" — Claude explains every step in detail.

Safe autonomy: Even in pair mode, Claude can freely read files, search code, run tests, and format code.

📖 Detailed usage guide: See MODES.md for comprehensive documentation on each mode, including when to use, how to control, and best practices.


📋 Command Reference

44 commands organized into categories:

Category Commands Purpose
Role /cc-best:pm, /cc-best:lead, /cc-best:dev, /cc-best:qa, /cc-best:designer, /cc-best:clarify, /cc-best:verify Development workflow roles
Mode /cc-best:iterate, /cc-best:pair, /cc-best:cc-ralph, /cc-best:mode, /cc-best:model Autonomous/pair modes & model strategy
Build /cc-best:build, /cc-best:test, /cc-best:run, /cc-best:fix Build and test automation
Git /cc-best:commit, /cc-best:pr, /cc-best:git-guide Version control
Context /cc-best:compact-context, /cc-best:checkpoint, /cc-best:catchup, /cc-best:context, /cc-best:memory Session management
Quality /cc-best:cleanup, /cc-best:docs, /cc-best:learn, /cc-best:analyze, /cc-best:evolve Code quality & knowledge
Ops /cc-best:fix-issue, /cc-best:release, /cc-best:service, /cc-best:hotfix Issue fix, release, hotfix, services
Setup /cc-best:setup, /cc-best:setup-pm, /cc-best:status, /cc-best:self-check, /cc-best:confidence-check, /cc-best:security-audit Configuration & diagnostics

📖 Full reference: See COMMANDS.md for all parameters and usage examples.


🛠️ Skills

19 development skills organized by domain:

Domain Skills Coverage
Backend backend, api, database Python, TS, Java, Go, C#
Frontend frontend, native Web + iOS/macOS/Tauri
Quality quality, testing, security, debug TDD, OWASP, profiling
Architecture architecture, devops, git ADR, CI/CD, branching
Routing model Task→model recommendation
Session session, learning, compact, exploration Lifecycle + knowledge management
Research search-first, second-opinion Search strategy, cross-validation

📖 Full reference: See skills/README for detailed skill documentation.


🏗️ Architecture Overview

CC-Best uses a four-tier architecture:

flowchart TB
    subgraph User["👤 You"]
        CMD["/cc-best:iterate 'add feature'"]
    end

    subgraph Commands["📋 Commands (44)"]
        PM["/pm"] --> Lead["/lead"] --> Dev["/dev"] --> QA["/qa"]
    end

    subgraph Skills["🛠️ Skills (19)"]
        S1["backend · frontend · testing · security"]
        S2["architecture · devops · git"]
        S3["learning · compact · exploration"]
    end

    subgraph Agents["🤖 Agents (8)"]
        A1["architect · planner · code-reviewer"]
        A2["code-simplifier · security-reviewer"]
        A3["tdd-guide · build-error-resolver · requirement-validator"]
    end

    subgraph Safety["🛡️ Safety Hooks (18)"]
        H1["PreToolUse: validate, secrets, protect"]
        H2["PostToolUse: format, typecheck, observe"]
    end

    CMD --> Commands
    Commands -.->|"auto-inject"| Skills
    Commands -.->|"delegate"| Agents
    Commands -.->|"guard"| Safety
Layer Trigger Purpose
Commands User types /xxx Role workflow, user-initiated actions
Skills Auto-injected Best practices, coding standards
Agents Task tool delegation Specialized sub-tasks (review, planning)
Hooks Lifecycle events Safety guards, auto-format, pattern learning

8 specialized agents: architect, build-error-resolver, code-reviewer, code-simplifier, planner, requirement-validator, security-reviewer, tdd-guide

📐 Full documentation: See ARCHITECTURE.md for component relationships and call chains.

🤖 Agent details: See agents/README for agent capabilities and invocation.


🔌 Plugin Compatibility

CC-Best is designed to work seamlessly with official Claude Code plugins. Our built-in agents and skills complement (not replace) official plugins.

Relationship with Official Plugins

CC-Best Content Official Plugin Relationship
code-reviewer agent code-review plugin Built-in: lightweight local version; Official: more powerful with auto-trigger
security-reviewer agent security-guidance Built-in: OWASP checklist; Official: automatic security analysis
code-simplifier agent code-simplifier Similar function; official plugin has more context
/cc-best:cc-ralph command ralph-loop plugin CC-Best wrapper; requires plugin for cross-session persistence
hookify examples hookify plugin Built-in: examples; Official: full hook management

Recommended Plugin Configuration

{
  "enabledPlugins": {
    "code-review@claude-plugins-official": true,
    "hookify@claude-plugins-official": true,
    "security-guidance@claude-plugins-official": true
  }
}

When to Use Which

  • No plugins installed: Built-in agents/skills work standalone
  • With plugins: Use official plugins for advanced features, CC-Best for quick local checks
  • Best practice: Install official plugins, use built-in agents for immediate feedback, official plugins for deep analysis

⚙️ Customization Guide

Adding New Rules

Create a file in rules/:

---
paths:
  - "**/*.your-ext"
---

# Rule Title

## Rule Content

...

Adding New Commands

Create a file in commands/:

---
allowed_tools:
  - Read
  - Edit
  - Write
  - Bash
---

# /your-command - Command Name

## Responsibilities

...

## Execution Steps

1. ...
2. ...

Configuring Hooks

Edit .claude/settings.local.json:

{
  "hooks": {
    "PreToolUse": [
      {
        "matcher": "Bash",
        "hooks": [
          {
            "type": "command",
            "command": "python scripts/your-script.py",
            "timeout": 5
          }
        ]
      }
    ]
  }
}

Pre-configured Hooks

⚠️ Important: Hooks Require Manual Setup

Due to a known Claude Code issue, plugin hooks are disabled by default. To enable the safety guards and automation hooks, run:

/cc-best:setup --hooks

This command configures hooks with absolute paths. See the FAQ for more details.

All hooks default to Node.js for cross-platform compatibility. Python/Bash alternatives available in scripts/.

Trigger Function Script (Node.js)
PreToolUse Validate dangerous commands validate-command.js
PreToolUse Confirm before git push pause-before-push.js
PreToolUse Protect sensitive files protect-files.js
PreToolUse Block random .md creation block-random-md.js
PreToolUse Long-running task warning long-running-warning.js
PostToolUse Auto-format code format-file.js
PostToolUse Check console.log check-console-log.js
PostToolUse TypeScript type check typescript-check.js
SessionStart Session health check session-check.js
PreCompact Save state before compact pre-compact.js

💡 Best Practices

1. Keep CLAUDE.md Concise

  • Keep it under 100 lines
  • Put detailed specifications in rules/

2. Use the Memory Bank

  • Update progress.md after each task completion
  • Record important decisions in architecture.md

3. Context Management

  • Normal mode: Use /clear frequently to avoid context overflow
  • /cc-best:iterate mode: Don't clear manually, maintain loop continuity

4. Don't Overload MCP

  • Enable no more than 10 MCP servers per project
  • Use disabledMcpServers to disable unused ones

5. Regular Cleanup

  • Delete unused language rules
  • Remove unused commands

6. MCP Temporary Directory Management

MCP tools auto-create temporary directories in your project:

Directory Source Purpose
.playwright-mcp/ MCP auto-created Playwright MCP temporary files
.claude/mcp-data/ MCP auto-created MCP shared data
*-mcp/ MCP auto-created Other MCP tool directories
.claude/screenshots/ Template-defined Manually saved screenshots (meaningful)

Cleanup Script: Use cleanup.sh for regular maintenance:

# Preview files to delete (dry run)
bash scripts/shell/cleanup.sh --dry-run

# Clean files older than 7 days (default)
bash scripts/shell/cleanup.sh

# Clean files older than 3 days
bash scripts/shell/cleanup.sh --days 3

# Clean all MCP temporary files
bash scripts/shell/cleanup.sh --all

❓ FAQ

📖 Full FAQ: See FAQ.md for comprehensive troubleshooting guides.

Quick Answers

Hooks not working?

Run /cc-best:setup --verify to diagnose. Common fixes:

  • Clone users: cp .claude/settings.local.json.example .claude/settings.local.json
  • Plugin users: Run /cc-best:setup --hooks to configure absolute paths
  • Windows: See FAQ.md for ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT} workarounds
/cc-best:iterate vs /pair?
Mode Control Use Case
/cc-best:iterate Fully autonomous Clear task list
/cc-best:pair Confirm each step Learning, sensitive ops
How to stop /iterate?
  • Interrupt: Press Ctrl+C (or Esc in some terminals)
  • Pause: Type anything — Claude will wait for your input
  • Resume: Just continue the conversation

Claude saves progress to memory-bank/progress.md, so you can always resume later.

What if /cc-best:qa fails?

Claude will:

  1. Analyze the failure
  2. Return to /cc-best:dev to fix the issue
  3. Re-run /cc-best:qa to verify

If stuck after 3 attempts, Claude will ask for your input. You can:

  • Provide hints: "Try checking the database connection"
  • Skip the test: "Skip this test for now"
  • Take over: "I'll fix this manually"
MCP configuration?

Edit .claude/settings.local.json:

{ "enabledMcpjsonServers": ["memory", "sequential-thinking"] }

Best practice: Enable ≤10 MCP servers per project.

CC-Best vs Superpowers?

Both are excellent. Choose based on your needs:

Scenario Recommended Why
Team collaboration CC-Best Role workflow (PM→Lead→Dev→QA)
Multi-language stack CC-Best 7 language coding standard dirs
Chinese team CC-Best Bilingual docs
Solo developer Superpowers Lighter, git worktree automation
Need git worktree Superpowers Auto-creates isolated branches

💡 They can coexist! Use CC-Best for workflows, Superpowers for git automation.


🔧 Requirements

Dependency Version Notes
Claude Code Latest recommended Hooks require recent versions
Node.js 16+ For cross-platform hooks (default)
Python 3.8+ For some hook scripts
Bash/Git Bash Any version Optional for bash hooks

Optional MCP Servers

Some commands use MCP (Model Context Protocol) tools for enhanced functionality:

MCP Server Used By Purpose
Playwright /cc-best:designer, /cc-best:dev, /cc-best:pm Browser automation for UI testing and screenshots
Firecrawl /cc-best:pm, /cc-best:lead Web scraping for requirement research

Note: These are optional. Commands work without MCP servers but with reduced functionality.
Install via Claude Code settings: Settings > MCP Servers

Supported Languages

Language Rule File Formatter Test Framework
Python python-style.md Black + isort pytest
Vue/TS/JS frontend-style.md Prettier Vitest
C++ cpp-style.md clang-format Google Test
Java java-style.md google-java-format JUnit
C# csharp-style.md dotnet format xUnit/NUnit
Go backend/go.md gofmt testing
Swift native/ios.md swift-format XCTest

📚 References

Official Resources

Plugin Documentation


🌐 Note on Internal Files

CC-Best's internal files (commands/, rules/, skills/) are written in Chinese. This is intentional:

  • Claude understands Chinese - All Claude models can read and follow Chinese instructions perfectly
  • No translation burden - Maintaining dual-language internal files would be impractical
  • Focus on users - The README (this file) is fully English for international users

If you prefer English internal files, community contributions for English translations are welcome!


🤝 Contributing

Contributions are welcome! See CONTRIBUTING.md for details.

Contribution Type Description
⭐ Star Show your support
🐛 Bug Report Report issues
💡 Feature Request Suggest features
📝 Documentation Improve docs
🔧 Code Add commands, rules, skills

📄 License

MIT License - Free to use and modify


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