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@luansilvadb/conductor

v1.3.30

Published

Conductor - Spec Driven Development

Readme

Conductor

inspired by https://github.com/gemini-cli-extensions/conductor

The ultimate framework for working with AI in code (Cursor, Claude Code, Antigravity, Trae). Stop debugging hallucinations. Force the AI to plan, execute, and test with discipline.

Start in 1 Command

At the root of your project, run (requires Node 20.11+):

npx @luansilvadb/conductor@latest

How to Use (The Daily Flow)

Open your AI tool's chat and invoke the skills in the order below. All history, rules, and decisions will be saved in your project's conductor/ folder.

1. Initialize the project (Only the 1st time)

You: "Run conductor-setup to create a todo list app in React."

The AI will analyze the idea and record the vision, rules (UX, tests), and the tech stack in the Conductor directory.

2. Plan a task

You: "Run conductor-new-track for the login feature."

Zero code is generated here. The AI will only create a specification (spec.md) and a step-by-step action plan (plan.md).

3. Write the code

You: "Run conductor-implement."

Now we're talking. The AI will read the plan it just made, write code following tests (TDD), check off what it finished ([x]) in the document, and commit to Git maintaining traceability.

4. Review and Finalize

You: "Run conductor-review."

The AI takes on the role of a tech lead: it reviews its own code against the project's initial rules, ensures quality, and closes the track.


Other Useful Skills (Ask the AI)

  • conductor-status: Shows what has already been done, completion %, what is missing, and blockers.
  • conductor-revert: Did the AI mess up? Invoke this skill and it accurately undoes (using git notes) all commits and changes from the current track only.
  • conductor-archive: Cleans up the workspace by archiving finished tasks.

CLI (Manual Terminal Usage)

If you want to tweak configurations via terminal instead of using the npx wizard:

conductor                # Starts the interactive wizard mode
conductor generate       # Updates skills if you switch IDEs
conductor --tool trae    # Forces installation for Trae (or cursor, claude-code)
conductor list           # Lists installed skills
conductor uninstall      # Removes the framework from the project

Contributing (Dev)

To tinker with Conductor's own source code:

git clone https://github.com/luansilvadb/conductor.git
cd conductor
npm install
npm run build      # Generates dist/index.cjs (single-file bundle)
npm link           # Makes `conductor` available globally for testing

MIT License.