A software developer with 20 years of experience has developed a plugin for Claude Code called Web Studio to manage personal projects. The tool organizes a workflow using 30 agents across three levels, including directors, leads, and specialists, supported by 50 commands.
The system incorporates a stack reference file to ensure code relevance, as the developer noted that AI models often suggest outdated practices. Agents are required to consult this reference, which triggers a warning if the documentation is older than 60 days.
To address issues with AI memory and task verification, the developer implemented a state management system using files and mandatory test-based acceptance criteria. The plugin includes 74 behavioral specifications to verify the agents themselves.
The Web Studio stack supports Go, PHP, TypeScript, Angular, Vue/Nuxt, GraphQL, and PostgreSQL. The project is available under an MIT license on GitHub, and the developer notes that the tool allows for multi-language support based on user preference.
The developer emphasizes that this approach shifts the role of the programmer to that of a technical lead who defines requirements and reviews results. While the system is designed for personal projects, the author notes that corporate use remains restricted by security and NDA policies.
