virtual-team

Description

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Virtual Team turns Claude Code into a roster of 12 senior specialists you can summon by slash command. Instead of one generic assistant trying to be everything at once, you get focused expert mindsets — a backend engineer who actually thinks about input validation and authorization, a database engineer who asks about access patterns before suggesting indexes, a security engineer who threat-models the diff in front of them, a QA engineer who builds a test strategy before writing a single test. Each persona ships with a repeatable workflow and a structured output contract so the answers are scannable, prioritized, and actionable — not freeform prose you have to parse. The plugin is project-adaptive: every persona detects your stack (language, framework, package manager, conventions, existing patterns) at invocation time, so the same /virtual-team:frontend call gives sharp React advice in a React repo and sharp Svelte advice in a Svelte repo, with no per-project configuration. A shared review rubric and ecosystem context layer keeps recommendations grounded in real-world tradeoffs rather than textbook generalities. Two meta-commands tie the roster together. /virtual-team:senior-brother is your generalist mentor — bring it anything, even a half-formed thought, and it figures out what you actually need, gives you the better solution, and tells you what you're lacking and how to level up. /virtual-team:all is the parallel orchestrator — point it at a PR or a feature and it dispatches every relevant specialist simultaneously, then synthesizes their findings into one prioritized report with a clear ship/hold verdict. Who it's for: indie developers and small teams who don't have a full senior bench in-house; senior engineers who want a structured second opinion before merging; anyone who's tired of the same generic AI suggestions and wants opinionated, role-specific expertise. version 3.0.0, actively maintained at github.com/Apoorve8055/virtual-team.