Claude Code workflow kit

Claude Strike

Spec-driven Claude Code, dropped into your repo in one command.

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Install

From source
git clone https://github.com/ifixai-ai/claude-strike.git

From the README

Spec-driven Claude Code, dropped into your repo in one command.

Overview

For developers using Claude Code who want an opinionated starting point:

- A strict CLAUDE.md ruleset
- Five focused subagents — review, architect, simplify, TDD, security
- spec-kit wired up so non-trivial work goes through /specify → /plan → /tasks before any code is written

Works on macOS, Linux, and Windows (Git Bash or WSL).

Quick install

From inside the repo you want to set up:

What it does

- Clones claude-strike into ~/.cache/claude-strike (or $CLAUDE_STRIKE_CACHE)
- Copies files into your repo
- Runs specify init --here --ai claude to add spec-kit
Re-running is safe. Existing files are backed up to .bak. before being overwritten.

From a local checkout

Requirements

- A git repo — run git init first if needed
- uv on your PATH — see docs. If missing, files still install and spec-kit is skipped with a warning.

What gets written

Agents

See CLAUDE.md for when to use each one.

Languages

Python has its own rules in .claude/rules/python/. Other languages use the common rules.

Security

See SECURITY.md to report a vulnerability.

License

MIT — see LICENSE. Upstream credits in NOTICE.
Read the full README on GitHub

Details

Language
Shell
License
MIT
Last updated
27 April 2026
Topics
ai-agentsclaude-codedeveloper-toolsspec-kit

FAQ

What is Claude Strike?

Spec-driven Claude Code, dropped into your repo in one command. It is a workflow kit for Claude Code, from ifixai-ai/claude-strike on GitHub.

How do I install Claude Strike?

Clone ifixai-ai/claude-strike from GitHub and follow the setup steps in its README.

Is Claude Strike popular?

ifixai-ai/claude-strike has 58 GitHub stars and 3 forks. It was last updated on 27 April 2026.

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