Evidence before conclusions
Parallel researchers cover independent facets, an analyst synthesizes them, and validators challenge important claims before a report is compiled.
A focused operating layer for Claude Code: deep evidence gathering, guarded Codex delegation, deliberate native parallelism, and a safety perimeter that stays out of ordinary work.
The quiet default for ordinary work.
Claude directs. Codex executes a focused task.
Spectre or Hydra, selected explicitly.
CAS used to present every experiment as an equal entry point. The current system centers the workflows that keep proving useful and leaves the rest as an optional toolbox.
Parallel researchers cover independent facets, an analyst synthesizes them, and validators challenge important claims before a report is compiled.
Focused implementation, diagnosis, and review through the normal Codex MCP. Model, effort, task, and validation remain visible.
Hydra maps several tasks together, resolves file conflicts, and runs safe branches in dependency-ordered waves using native Agent Teams.
Secrets and environment data are protected. Removal, commits, and pushes ask. Builds, tests, and ordinary development stay automatic.
Direct work, Codex delegation, and native Claude teammates are separate modes. CAS prevents them from silently stacking into an expensive, confusing agent tree.
Use Claude’s own tools for normal repository work. No delegation ceremony.
Codex becomes the exclusive delegation backend for this conversation.
Turn GPT Architect OFF, then deliberately launch Claude Agent Teams.
Claude chooses model and effort explicitly for every call, shows the route before launch, and reviews the result before claiming completion.
SparkTiny, low-risk work on a known surfaceLunaMechanical and structured transformationsTerraImplementation, debugging, tests, reviewSolArchitecture, security, concurrency, performanceThe hook contract is intentionally small. It protects secrets and repository-changing commands without turning every shell command into a conversation.
Credential files, private keys, `.env` data, secret variables, and likely exfiltration paths.
Every `rm`, including wrapped and nested shell forms.
`git commit`, `git commit-tree`, and `git push` always require approval.
Builds, tests, formatters, package managers, edits, and read-only Git continue automatically.
The old catalog is not gone. It is simply no longer pretending every experiment should be your default workflow.
Highlighted specialists remain useful for focused jobs. Muted workflows preserve earlier CAS routing and swarm styles for compatibility and experimentation.
Add the marketplace, install the plugin, then start a fresh Claude Code session so the current skills and hooks load.