Claude SDLC向导

Install

Requires Claude Code (Anthropic's CLI for Claude).

Run from your terminal or from inside Claude Code (! prefix):

npx -y agentic-sdlc-wizard@latest init

<details> <summary>Alternative install methods</summary>

curl (no npm install needed):

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/BaseInfinity/claude-sdlc-wizard/main/install.sh | bash

Homebrew:

brew install BaseInfinity/sdlc-wizard/sdlc-wizard
sdlc-wizard init

GitHub CLI extension:

gh extension install BaseInfinity/gh-sdlc-wizard
gh sdlc-wizard init

From GitHub (no npm registry needed):

npx github:BaseInfinity/claude-sdlc-wizard init

Install CLI globally:

npm install -g agentic-sdlc-wizard
sdlc-wizard init

Manual (advanced — escape hatch only): Download CLAUDE_CODE_SDLC_WIZARD.md to your project and tell Claude Run the SDLC wizard setup. This skips the live-session auto-invoke and is only intended for environments where npx, curl, brew, and gh are all unavailable. The default human path is npx init → restart CC → first-prompt auto-setup, not this manual flow. </details>

<details> <summary>Health check & updates</summary>

npx agentic-sdlc-wizard check        # Human-readable
npx agentic-sdlc-wizard check --json  # Machine-readable (CI-friendly)

Reports MATCH / CUSTOMIZED / MISSING / DRIFT for every installed file. Exits non-zero on MISSING or DRIFT — use in CI to catch setup regressions.

Check for content updates: Tell Claude Check if the SDLC wizard has updates — it reads CHANGELOG.md, shows what's new, and offers to apply changes. </details>

Tests Are The Building Blocks

Tests aren't just validation - they're the foundation everything else builds on.

• Tests >= App Code - Critique tests as hard (or harder) than implementation
• Tests prove correctness - Without them, you're just hoping
• Tests enable fearless change - Refactor confidently

Optional: Cross-Model Review (Codex)

Claude can't grade its own homework. Have a different AI from a different company review Claude's work — different training, different blind spots, different biases. We use OpenAI's Codex CLI, and it's three commands to set up:

npm i -g @openai/codex
export OPENAI_API_KEY=sk-...
codex --version   # confirm ready

That's it. Codex picks up your OpenAI account's best available model automatically — if you have GPT-5.5, it uses GPT-5.5; otherwise GPT-5.4. No model config needed.

How to use it: after Claude's self-review passes, write a one-file mission brief and run:

codex exec -c 'model_reasoning_effort="xhigh"' -s danger-full-access \
  -o .reviews/latest-review.md \
  "Read .reviews/handoff.json and review per the checklist. Output findings + CERTIFIED or NOT CERTIFIED." \
  < /dev/null

Always append < /dev/null when running codex exec from a non-interactive parent (background, hooks, CI, Claude Code Bash tool). Without it, codex blocks on stdin reads even when the prompt is an argument — the process sits at S/0% CPU indefinitely with a 0-byte -o output file. Validated on codex-cli 0.130.0 / macOS 14, 2026-05-15.

xhigh reasoning is non-negotiable — lower settings miss subtle bugs. See CLAUDE_CODE_SDLC_WIZARD.md for the full protocol (handoff format, round-2 dialogue loop, preflight docs). Real-world: this catches P0/P1 issues in 2-3 out of 10 reviews that Claude's self-review rated as clean.

Official Plugin Integration

How This Compares

This isn't the only Claude Code SDLC tool. Here's an honest comparison:

Our unique strengths: Statistical rigor (CUSUM + 95% CI), SDP scoring (model quality vs SDLC compliance), CI shepherd loop, Prove-It A/B pipeline, comprehensive automated test suite, dogfooding enforcement.

Where others are stronger: everything-claude-code has broader language/framework coverage. claude-sdlc has webhook-driven automation. Both have npm distribution.

The spirit: Open source — we learn from each other. See COMPETITIVE_AUDIT.md for details.