claude-prime
v1.2.4
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Open source Claude Code toolkit and CLI for repeatable AI coding workflows, context engineering, skills, slash commands, and project setup
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claude-prime
Open source Claude Code CLI for developers who want repeatable AI coding workflows without the setup mess.
Claude Prime installs the missing layer around Claude Code: reusable skills, slash-command workflows, rules, hooks, project context, and interactive setup helpers. It is designed for the real pain points teams hit with AI coding assistants: too much manual setup, repeated prompts, inconsistent output, and poor onboarding across repositories.
Install
npx claude-prime installInstall a specific version:
npx claude-prime install --version 1.2.0Commands
| Command | Description |
|---------|-------------|
| claude-prime install | Download Claude Prime, install it into the current directory, and run initialization |
| claude-prime init | Configure or reconfigure an existing Claude Prime installation |
What the CLI does
- Downloads the latest Claude Prime release
- Extracts the
.claude/toolkit into your repository - Runs interactive setup for
.gitignore, environment files, and optional MCP configuration - Lets you open Claude Code and run
/optimus-primeto tailor the toolkit to your stack
Why developers install it
- One-command Claude Code setup
- Better context engineering for real repositories
- Reusable workflows instead of repeated prompts
- More consistent AI coding output across teams
- Open source customization for your own standards
Example workflows
# Jump straight to implementation
/cook Add user authentication with Google OAuth
# Debug and fix issues
/fix The checkout flow returns 500 when cart is empty
# Investigate before changing code
/diagnose Users randomly getting logged out on mobile
# Plan before implementing
/give-plan Migrate from REST to GraphQL
# Review your changes
/review-codeRequirements
- Node.js >= 18
Alternative install
bash <(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/avibebuilder/claude-prime/main/install.sh)