10 workflows

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A single Claude Code agent that finds the least-tested modules in your repo, writes focused unit tests for them one module at a time, and verifies the suite stays green after every batch — stopping once it hits your coverage target.

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A single Claude Code agent reads your repository — a shell-expanded file map seeds it, and it can install and run the project — then writes and incrementally commits a real `docs/` set: a getting-started guide, an architecture overview, and per-module reference pages.

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Fans out an analyst agent per competitor to fetch and dissect each rival's site — pricing, positioning, messaging, gaps — then a strategist synthesizes the teardowns into a single positioning brief with sharp, defensible angles for your product.

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A mixed-provider copy pipeline: a Claude Code writer turns your product brief into full AIDA-structured landing page copy, then a Codex editor cuts fluff, makes claims concrete, and tightens headlines on the same warm branch, looping until it ships.

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A Claude Code writer drafts an X/Twitter launch thread from your product brief, then a Codex critic tears it apart post-by-post — hook, clarity, specificity, CTA — rewriting the weak posts on the same warm branch until the thread is ready to ship.

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Reads a links.md list of URLs, fetches each one inside the sandbox, and has a Claude Code agent write a ready-to-send newsletter digest — a tight 2–3 sentence summary of every link, why it matters to your readers, and the source link, all assembled into a single markdown issue.

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Turn a single topic into a publish-ready blog post through three sequential Claude Code passes on one warm branch: an Opus strategist outlines the angle and keywords, a Sonnet writer drafts the full post, and an Opus editor tightens the prose and optimises it for search.

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A Claude Code agent performs a refactor, a hard `npm test` gate proves nothing broke, then a Codex reviewer adversarially audits the change on the same warm branch — hunting regressions, weak tests, and shortcuts — fixing and looping until it approves.

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An Opus planner triages your open `bug`-labelled GitHub issues into independent fixes, then a swarm of Sonnet fixers fans out — one per issue, each on its own branch — to reproduce, root-cause, patch, and test the bug in parallel.

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Fans out a searcher per sub-question to fetch and note public web sources, then an Opus synthesizer writes a fully cited report, then a Codex fact-checker adversarially verifies every claim against the notes and loops until the report holds up.