crew-agent
Create, list, or remove custom project-specific agents. Subcommands: create, list, remove.
Delegate a task to the CodeCrew agent team - auto-routes to the right agents with smart model selection. Use --lite flag or /crew lite for lite mode (no Opus).
> /plugin marketplace add d3x293/code-crew > /plugin install codecrew@codecrew
How it fires
How this command gets triggered: by you, by Claude, or both.
/crew-taskContext preview
What this command does when you run it.
Delegate a task to the CodeCrew agent team - auto-routes to the right agents with smart model selection. Use --lite flag or /crew lite for lite mode (no Opus).
description: "Delegate a task to the CodeCrew agent team - auto-routes to the right agents with smart model selection. Use --lite flag or /crew lite for lite mode (no Opus)."
Parse the user's message after `/crew task` for flags and task description.
Strip the `--lite` flag from the description before passing it to the skill.
1. Read the project profile and team config 2. Classify the task (type + complexity) 3. Select the right agents and model tiers 4. Choose parallel vs sequential execution 5. Auto-inject relevant skills from the catalog 6. Execute via the agent team 7. Auto-update the codebase index for modified files
Pass the cleaned task description to the selected skill.
A virtual dev crew for Claude Code — 11 specialized AI agents that decompose, implement, review, and ship your tasks. Instead of one AI doing everything, CodeCrew breaks work into subtasks and routes each to the right specialist on the right model.
Repo: d3x293/code-crew
Create, list, or remove custom project-specific agents. Subcommands: create, list, remove.
Configure CodeCrew settings - model tiers, default mode, token budgets, and more. Subcommands: show, set, reset.
View CodeCrew task history with optional filters. Supports --type, --agent, and --limit flags.
Initialize CodeCrew in the current project - analyzes codebase, builds index, configures agent team
Delegate a task to the CodeCrew agent team in lite mode (no Opus). Uses only Sonnet + Haiku agents.
Rebuild the 3-layer codebase index from scratch - use after major refactors or when index seems stale