Demonstrates Claude Code workflow orchestration — bootstrapping a project with agents, skills, and workflows, then using them to build features and run retrospectives that feed improvements back into the templates.
api-project/— A .NET 10 minimal API for task management, used as the demo targetdemo-bootstrap-templates/— Reusable templates that generate Claude Code configuration (CLAUDE.md, agents, skills, workflows).claude/skills/demo-bootstrap/— A skill that analyzes any codebase and generates orchestration config from the templates
Run /demo-bootstrap in Claude Code. The skill will:
- Scan the codebase and auto-detect project details (tech stack, build commands, architecture patterns)
- Present the detected values for your confirmation
- Generate a full set of orchestration files:
CLAUDE.md, agents, skills, workflows, and an anti-patterns file
Once complete, review the generated CLAUDE.md and .claude/ directory to see what was created.
Run /feature-start and describe the feature you want to build. For example:
Add a PATCH /tasks/{id}/complete endpoint that marks a task as done and returns the updated task, or 404 if not found.
Claude will draft acceptance criteria for your approval, then implement the feature with tests and a clean commit — following the workflow defined in the generated config.
Run /retro after completing a feature. The retro will:
- Analyze what was built and how
- Identify gaps (e.g., missing edge case handling, no idempotency checks)
- Apply fixes to the local project
- Propagate generalizable learnings back into the bootstrap templates so future projects inherit them
This is the feedback loop: retro findings become template improvements.