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@terreno/agent-plugin

v58.0.4

Published

Terreno lifecycle and app workflows: Grow, Pick/Roast, Brew, Taste, continuous outer loops, backend/API, UI, data, schema, admin, docs, upgrades, deployment, and verification agents.

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Keywords

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Readme

Terreno plugin for Claude Code

Terreno's agent lifecycle and app-building skills for Claude Code. Grow shapes a request into an approved plan, Pick and Roast build and prove it one task at a time, Brew opens the pull request, and Taste reacts to review and CI until it is mergeable. The plugin also ships Terreno backend, UI, data, admin, docs, upgrade, and deployment skills, plus the pre-commit and ui-verifier agents.

Reference: https://github.com/TerrenoLabs/terreno/blob/master/docs/reference/lifecycle-plugin.md

Install

Pick one channel and register only that one. Each channel provides a plugin named terreno, so two channels give duplicate commands.

Latest stable release, installed from npm as @terreno/agent-plugin:

/plugin marketplace add https://raw.githubusercontent.com/TerrenoLabs/terreno/master/plugins/claude-release/.claude-plugin/marketplace.json
/plugin install terreno@terreno-releases

Every merge to master:

/plugin marketplace add TerrenoLabs/terreno
/plugin install terreno@terreno-plugins

One release, pinned: add TerrenoLabs/terreno#<version> as the marketplace instead.

Then run /terreno:1-grow. Claude Code does not auto-update third-party marketplaces by default; run /plugin update terreno@<marketplace> to pick up a new release.

What you get

| Command | Does | | --- | --- | | /terreno:1-grow | Research, clarify, and approve an implementation plan and task list | | /terreno:2-pick | Build one task test-first, then roast it and pick the next | | /terreno:3-roast | Independently prove or disprove the current task | | /terreno:4-brew | Final checks, commit, push, open the PR, wait for CI and review bots | | /terreno:5-taste | React to CI and review on the PR until it is mergeable | | /terreno:pick-roast-loop | Work an approved plan through every task |

Maintainers

This directory is generated. Do not hand-edit it; run bun run skills:sync.

Claude Code resolves a plugin skill's command from the frontmatter name, so the shortened names live here instead of in the shared skill files. Cursor, Codex, and npx skills keep the canonical names from plugins/terreno-planning/.

| Source | Owns | | --- | --- | | plugins/terreno-planning/skills/ | Lifecycle and Terreno app workflows | | plugins/terreno-planning/agents/ | Reusable verification agents | | plugins/terreno-planning/references/ | Shared lifecycle references |