@GitHub_Daily: When using Claude Code to write projects, many people just let it start coding right away, only to realize halfway that the architecture has gone off track, and starting over takes even more time. The Architect, a Claude Code plugin, focuses on doing an architecture design round before writing code, producing a complete project blueprint. It will first ask to clarify...
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Introduces The Architect, a Claude Code plugin that generates a complete project blueprint through interviews before writing code, supports 14 project types, and helps avoid architecture going off track and rewriting from scratch.
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The Architect
A Claude Code meta-agent that designs complete software blueprints.
Describe what you want to build. Get a complete blueprint. Let Claude Code build it for you.
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