# Add SR plugin marketplace
/plugin marketplace add https://github.com/Sruimeng/sr-plugin

# Install sr plugin
/plugin install sr@sr-plugin

Copy the entire contents of CLAUDE.example.md from this repository into your user-level ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md file.
This enables:

• The SR command router (e.g. /what, /do, /mission, /campaign)
• The multi-agent system (investigator, librarian, scout, worker, critic, recorder, cartographer)
• The documentation-first /llmdoc workflow

Done. Now you can use the plugin in Claude Code normally.

/plugin marketplace update https://github.com/Sruimeng/sr-plugin

SR Claude Code Plugin is a documentation-driven, multi-agent toolkit designed by Sruimeng for internal and personal projects.
It turns Claude Code into a disciplined engineering assistant that:

• Follows /llmdoc as the “Constitution” of your codebase
• Separates investigation, planning, execution, review, and documentation into dedicated agents
• Keeps documentation in sync with real code changes

• investigator – Retrieval agent: finds relevant files, existing utils, and implicit rules.
• librarian – Standards agent: locates “Constitution” docs and external specs.
• scout – Strategy agent: analyzes complexity and writes strategy-*.md.
• worker – Execution agent: implements code strictly following Strategy and Constitution.
• critic – Quality gate: audits code/doc for safety and standard compliance.
• recorder – Documentation agent: syncs /llmdoc with code reality.
• cartographer – Map maker: builds and maintains the /llmdoc structure.

• /initDoc – Bootstraps a lean but complete /llmdoc system for the project.
• /updateDoc – Syncs documentation with recent code changes using git diffs and strategies.
• /memo – Appends “Lessons Learned” to /llmdoc/reference/lessons-learned.md.
• doc-standard.example.md – Example of the LLM-friendly documentation standard. Copy it to llmdoc/guides/doc-standard.md and customize.

• /what – Strategic entrypoint. Analyzes your request, offers routes (fix / enhance / cleanup), then dispatches /do, /mission, or /campaign.
• /do – Direct action mode for small, explicit changes with automatic critic + doc sync.
• /mission – Commander mode for complex features, refactors, or math-heavy tasks.
• /campaign – Swarm mode for batch tasks across multiple files or features.
• /commit – Smart commit gateway that enforces safety checks and Conventional Commit style.
• /reviewPR – Virtual Tech Lead review for GitHub PRs (via gh pr commands).
• /audit – System doctor that scans for performance issues, debug code, and architectural drift.

# First-time setup: establish the /llmdoc documentation system
/initDoc

# Get clear, doc-driven programming guidance
/what "I need to implement user authentication"

# For complex refactors or architecture changes
/mission "Refactor rendering pipeline for new design"

# For small, explicit edits
/do "Rename component LoginButton to SignInButton and update references"

# Generate a safe, conventional commit message
/commit

# Sync docs after code changes
/updateDoc

# Record lessons learned to avoid repeating mistakes
/memo "Avoid heavy synchronous work in React server components"

# Run a health check on a module
/audit "auth module"

# Review a Pull Request before merging
/reviewPR 123