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kakaroto-config

v1.0.6

Published

Claude Code configuration by Pedro Jahara - autonomous workflows for /feature, /debug, /gate

Downloads

644

Readme

kakaroto-config

Claude Code configuration for autonomous development workflows.

Quick Install

# Local installation (recommended - installs to ./.claude/)
npx kakaroto-config

# Global installation (installs to ~/.claude/)
npx kakaroto-config --global

Local is recommended because each project can have its own customizations while inheriting the global rules.

Updating

To update to the latest version, run the same command again:

# Update local installation
npx kakaroto-config@latest

# Update global installation
npx kakaroto-config@latest --global

The installer will detect the existing .claude/ folder and ask if you want to overwrite.

Note: If you previously installed globally (~/.claude/) and want to switch to local (./.claude/), just run npx kakaroto-config@latest in your project folder. Both can coexist - Claude Code will use local config when available.

What Gets Installed

.claude/
├── CLAUDE.md              # Global rules (autonomy, coding standards)
├── ARCHITECTURE.md        # Full documentation of the system
├── commands/              # Skills (invoked via /skill)
│   ├── feature.md         # /feature orchestrator
│   ├── feature/           # 7 phases: interview → spec → plan → implement → quality → commit → evaluate
│   ├── debug.md           # /debug orchestrator
│   ├── debug/             # 6 phases + playbooks, techniques, templates, validators
│   └── gate.md            # /gate - quality gate before PR
├── agents/                # 7 specialized subagents
│   ├── test-fixer.md
│   ├── code-reviewer.md
│   ├── code-simplifier.md
│   ├── dry-enforcer.md
│   ├── visual-validator.md
│   ├── terraform-validator.md
│   └── memory-sync.md
└── templates/             # Spec templates
    └── spec-template.md

Skills (Commands)

| Skill | Trigger | Description | |-------|---------|-------------| | /feature | "adicionar", "implementar", "criar" | Full feature workflow with spec, planning, and quality gates | | /debug | "bug", "erro", "problema" | Bug resolution with 5 Whys methodology | | /gate | Manual | Run all 7 quality agents before PR |

Agents (Subagents)

| Agent | Purpose | |-------|---------| | test-fixer | Runs tests, fixes failures, creates missing tests | | code-reviewer | Reviews code quality, security, auto-fixes issues | | code-simplifier | Reduces complexity, improves readability | | dry-enforcer | Detects duplication, suggests code reuse | | visual-validator | Validates UI with Playwright | | terraform-validator | Validates env vars and Terraform consistency | | memory-sync | Syncs knowledge to MCP Memory |

Philosophy

The configuration enforces autonomous development:

| Principle | Meaning | |-----------|---------| | FAZER, nao perguntar | Agents fix issues automatically, don't ask for confirmation | | BUSCAR, nao pedir contexto | Use MCP Memory and codebase exploration, don't ask user for context | | Codigo sem teste = PR rejeitado | Tests are mandatory (blocking) | | Erros: corrigir e continuar | Fix errors automatically, don't stop workflow |

After Installation

1. Create Project CLAUDE.md (Optional but Recommended)

Create a CLAUDE.md in your project root with project-specific info:

# Project Name

## Commands
- `npm run dev` - Start dev server
- `npm run build` - Build
- `npm run test` - Run tests

## Structure
- `src/` - Source code
- `tests/` - Tests

## MCP Memory Namespace
Prefix: `myproject:`

2. Add Custom Skills (Optional)

Create .claude/commands/your-skill.md for project-specific workflows.

Workflow Examples

Feature Development

User: "adiciona filtro de data na listagem"
         ↓
Claude automatically triggers /feature
         ↓
01-interview → Explores codebase, asks clarifying questions
02-spec      → Generates technical specification
03-planner   → Creates implementation plan (requires approval)
04-implement → Writes code following spec and plan
05-quality   → Runs all 7 quality agents
         ↓
Ready for PR

Bug Resolution

User: "erro ao salvar formulario"
         ↓
Claude automatically triggers /debug
         ↓
01-reproduce   → Reproduces the bug
02-investigate → 5 Whys analysis with evidence
03-fix         → Minimal fix + mandatory test
04-verify      → Confirms fix works
05-commit      → Creates commit
         ↓
Done

Requirements

  • Claude Code CLI
  • MCP Memory server (optional, for knowledge persistence)
  • Playwright MCP (optional, for visual validation)

Development

Releasing a New Version

This project uses ~/.claude/ as the source of truth. To publish changes:

npm run release

This command will:

  1. Sync files from ~/.claude/ to config/ (excluding personal files like audit-command/)
  2. Bump the patch version automatically
  3. Create a git commit and push
  4. Publish to npm

Files synced:

  • CLAUDE.md, ARCHITECTURE.md
  • commands/ (all skills)
  • agents/ (all subagents)
  • templates/

Files excluded:

  • audit-command/ (personal)
  • Session data (plans/, specs/, interviews/, etc.)

License

MIT