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Explains RC — a pure agent plugin (skills, commands, agents, hooks) for Claude Code, OpenCode and other tools — its workflow pipeline, artifact structure, bundled specialist agents, hooks, and configuration. Use when the user asks how to use RC, what skills or commands exist, or how the workflow pipeline works. Do not use to execute workflow steps — use the specific rc-* skills instead.

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# RC Reference Guide Reference for RC, an agent plugin for AI-assisted development. RC is installed as a plugin — no CLI, no binary, no daemon — and works across Claude Code, OpenCode, and other agent hosts. ## What Is RC RC orchestrates the full lifecycle of AI-assisted development — product ideation, technical specification, task decomposition, task execution, and PR-review remediation — entirely through **skills, commands, agents, and hooks** that run inside your agent host. - **Host-agnostic.** Ships for Claude Code, OpenCode, and other tools; each host loads the same skills, commands, agents, and hooks. - **Skills-based.** Each workflow phase is a skill the agent follows. - **Artifact-driven.** Planning and review artifacts live as markdown under `.rc/tasks/<slug>/`, versioned alongside the code. In monorepos a project may hold more than one `.rc`; the workflow skills discover them and ask which to use when several exist, falling back to a `.rc/` at the project root when none exists. - **Local-first.** All state is plain files under `.rc/` — no external services. ## Installation Install the RC plugin through your host's plugin/marketplace mechanism; the skills, commands, agents, and hooks are auto-discovered. For **Claude Code**: `/plugin marketplace add rodolfochicone/rc-project`, then `/plugin install rc@rc-project` (auto-updates via `/plugin marketplace update`; commands are namespaced `/rc:rc-*`). The repository is public — no authentication needed. ##...

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Author
rodolfochicone
Repository
rodolfochicone/rc-project
Created
1 months ago
Last Updated
2 weeks ago
Language
JavaScript
License
MIT

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