Summary This repository offers a collection of 29 specialized Claude Code sub-agents, termed "droids," designed to address complex development tasks with hyper-specific instructions. Targeting developers seeking precise, autonomous code generation, these droids provide a significant benefit by delivering production-ready code through detailed context and domain expertise, minimizing manual intervention.

How It Works The droids operate on a philosophy of "Context is King" and "Constraints Enable Creativity," moving beyond generic prompts. Each agent is a specialist, equipped with forced context (detailed specs, algorithms, constraints), precise tool allocation, and trained on production-ready patterns. This approach enables autonomous execution for specific technical domains, yielding highly accurate and functional code.

Quick Start & Requirements For users of the Droid CLI, installation involves copying a droid to the .factory/droids/ directory and invoking it via /droid droid-name, after updating any necessary placeholders. The system implicitly requires access to Claude Code models and potentially API keys for autonomous deployment scenarios. Initial setup time and resource footprint are demonstrated by a ~1.5-hour autonomous coding session generating 4-4.5M tokens.

Highlighted Details

• Demonstrated success in autonomously deploying a Cloudflare Worker from scratch, completing within ~1.5 hours with all tests passing.
• Droids are categorized into 8 functional areas, including Authentication & Security, Infrastructure & Deployment, API & Integration, Data & Database, and Quality & Testing.
• Examples like the similarity-math-tactician showcase hyper-specificity with exact algorithm definitions, precise floating-point operations, and defined normalization thresholds.
• Emphasizes production-ready patterns and iterative refinement based on post-session evaluations.

Maintenance & Community The project encourages community contributions via Pull Requests, with instructions for redacting sensitive information and using clear placeholders. Questions can be directed to the author via GitHub Issues or Twitter (@Social_Quotient). While not explicitly detailed, the project implies ongoing development and iterative improvement.

Licensing & Compatibility The repository is licensed under the WTFPL (Do What The F*** You Want To Public License), offering extremely permissive terms for modification, distribution, and commercial use without significant restrictions.

Limitations & Caveats The droids are described as "new and not mega mature," suggesting potential for refinement or reduction in complexity over subsequent uses. Their effectiveness is tied to the underlying Claude Code models and the Droid CLI framework.