Automated summary
Switches the active Claude Code rite to change between predefined sets of roles (development, documentation, code quality).
Strengths
- Simplifies switching between predefined workflows
- Built-in script handles validation and backup
- Clear commands: list, query, switch
Limitations
- Depends on an external shell script
- Rites are limited to what the script defines
- May require initial setup ($ROSTER_HOME)
When you need to quickly change from one development context to another (e.g., from coding to documentation).
If you need highly customized workflows not covered by the available rites or prefer manual switching.
Security analysis
CautionThe skill executes a shell script from a user-defined location, which introduces risk if the script is compromised or malicious. However, the described functionality (swapping rites) is legitimate, and the command is user-initiated, so the risk is moderate.
- •Skill invokes an external shell script via Bash tool, which could perform arbitrary actions. The script's contents are not provided and cannot be audited.
- •The script path uses an environment variable ($ROSTER_HOME) that could be altered, leading to unintended script execution.
Examples
/team/team --list/team dev-packRite Swapper
Swap Claude Code rites for different workflows.
Usage
/team # Show current active rite
/team <rite-name> # Switch to specified rite
/team --list # List all available rites
Available Rites
- dev-pack: Development workflow (Architect, Principal Engineer, QA Adversary)
- doc-pack: Documentation workflow (Technical Writer, API Documenter, README Author)
- hygiene: Code quality workflow (Refactorer, Linter Advisor, Dependency Auditor)
Implementation
This skill invokes the swap-team.sh script located at $ROSTER_HOME/.
Instructions
When the user invokes /team, execute the swap-team.sh script with the provided arguments:
- If no arguments provided: Query current rite
- If
--listor-l: List available rites - If
<rite-name>provided: Swap to that rite
Always use the Bash tool to execute:
$ROSTER_HOME/swap-team.sh [args]
Display the script output to the user. The script handles all validation, backup, and swap operations.
Error Handling
The script returns appropriate exit codes:
- 0: Success
- 1: Invalid arguments
- 2: Validation failure (rite doesn't exist)
- 3: Backup failure
- 4: Swap failure
If the script fails, display the error message and suggest next steps based on the output.
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