Superpowers

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An open-source development workflow and skills library for coding agents that emphasizes TDD, process, and verifiable automation.

Author Jesse Vincent Open Sourced 2025-10-09 Last Commit Unknown

Superpowers is an open-source skills library and development workflow framework for coding agents that structures the software development process into verifiable, predictable stages. It enforces a test-driven RED-GREEN-REFACTOR cycle and uses subagent-driven parallel execution with two-stage reviews to ensure implementations match their design specifications.

Key Features

  • Triggered skills that activate at appropriate development stages: brainstorming, plan writing, plan execution, and code review
  • Enforces test-driven development by requiring failing tests before implementation begins
  • Parallel task execution via subagents with both spec-compliance and code-quality reviews
  • Built-in git worktree workflows and tmux monitoring for multi-agent orchestration
  • Two-stage review process ensuring implementations match design specifications

Use Cases

  • Handing off coding tasks to agents while retaining full design reviewability and auditability
  • Rapidly building prototypes with strong test coverage through enforced TDD practices
  • Breaking large features into small parallel tasks for faster delivery
  • Sharing reusable skills across agent platforms like Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode

Technical Details

  • Script- and configuration-driven skills library designed to work across multiple coding agent platforms
  • Supports installation through the Claude Code plugin marketplace
  • Ships with comprehensive example tests and contributor guides for adding new skills
  • Lightweight modular architecture that integrates with minimal friction into existing automation pipelines