* refactor: PM Agent complete independence from external MCP servers ## Summary Implement graceful degradation to ensure PM Agent operates fully without any MCP server dependencies. MCP servers now serve as optional enhancements rather than required components. ## Changes ### Responsibility Separation (NEW) - **PM Agent**: Development workflow orchestration (PDCA cycle, task management) - **mindbase**: Memory management (long-term, freshness, error learning) - **Built-in memory**: Session-internal context (volatile) ### 3-Layer Memory Architecture with Fallbacks 1. **Built-in Memory** [OPTIONAL]: Session context via MCP memory server 2. **mindbase** [OPTIONAL]: Long-term semantic search via airis-mcp-gateway 3. **Local Files** [ALWAYS]: Core functionality in docs/memory/ ### Graceful Degradation Implementation - All MCP operations marked with [ALWAYS] or [OPTIONAL] - Explicit IF/ELSE fallback logic for every MCP call - Dual storage: Always write to local files + optionally to mindbase - Smart lookup: Semantic search (if available) → Text search (always works) ### Key Fallback Strategies **Session Start**: - mindbase available: search_conversations() for semantic context - mindbase unavailable: Grep docs/memory/*.jsonl for text-based lookup **Error Detection**: - mindbase available: Semantic search for similar past errors - mindbase unavailable: Grep docs/mistakes/ + solutions_learned.jsonl **Knowledge Capture**: - Always: echo >> docs/memory/patterns_learned.jsonl (persistent) - Optional: mindbase.store() for semantic search enhancement ## Benefits - ✅ Zero external dependencies (100% functionality without MCP) - ✅ Enhanced capabilities when MCPs available (semantic search, freshness) - ✅ No functionality loss, only reduced search intelligence - ✅ Transparent degradation (no error messages, automatic fallback) ## Related Research - Serena MCP investigation: Exposes tools (not resources), memory = markdown files - mindbase superiority: PostgreSQL + pgvector > Serena memory features - Best practices alignment: /Users/kazuki/github/airis-mcp-gateway/docs/mcp-best-practices.md 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> * chore: add PR template and pre-commit config - Add structured PR template with Git workflow checklist - Add pre-commit hooks for secret detection and Conventional Commits - Enforce code quality gates (YAML/JSON/Markdown lint, shellcheck) NOTE: Execute pre-commit inside Docker container to avoid host pollution: docker compose exec workspace uv tool install pre-commit docker compose exec workspace pre-commit run --all-files 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> * docs: update PM Agent context with token efficiency architecture - Add Layer 0 Bootstrap (150 tokens, 95% reduction) - Document Intent Classification System (5 complexity levels) - Add Progressive Loading strategy (5-layer) - Document mindbase integration incentive (38% savings) - Update with 2025-10-17 redesign details * refactor: PM Agent command with progressive loading - Replace auto-loading with User Request First philosophy - Add 5-layer progressive context loading - Implement intent classification system - Add workflow metrics collection (.jsonl) - Document graceful degradation strategy * fix: installer improvements Update installer logic for better reliability * docs: add comprehensive development documentation - Add architecture overview - Add PM Agent improvements analysis - Add parallel execution architecture - Add CLI install improvements - Add code style guide - Add project overview - Add install process analysis * docs: add research documentation Add LLM agent token efficiency research and analysis * docs: add suggested commands reference * docs: add session logs and testing documentation - Add session analysis logs - Add testing documentation * feat: migrate CLI to typer + rich for modern UX ## What Changed ### New CLI Architecture (typer + rich) - Created `superclaude/cli/` module with modern typer-based CLI - Replaced custom UI utilities with rich native features - Added type-safe command structure with automatic validation ### Commands Implemented - **install**: Interactive installation with rich UI (progress, panels) - **doctor**: System diagnostics with rich table output - **config**: API key management with format validation ### Technical Improvements - Dependencies: Added typer>=0.9.0, rich>=13.0.0, click>=8.0.0 - Entry Point: Updated pyproject.toml to use `superclaude.cli.app:cli_main` - Tests: Added comprehensive smoke tests (11 passed) ### User Experience Enhancements - Rich formatted help messages with panels and tables - Automatic input validation with retry loops - Clear error messages with actionable suggestions - Non-interactive mode support for CI/CD ## Testing ```bash uv run superclaude --help # ✓ Works uv run superclaude doctor # ✓ Rich table output uv run superclaude config show # ✓ API key management pytest tests/test_cli_smoke.py # ✓ 11 passed, 1 skipped ``` ## Migration Path - ✅ P0: Foundation complete (typer + rich + smoke tests) - 🔜 P1: Pydantic validation models (next sprint) - 🔜 P2: Enhanced error messages (next sprint) - 🔜 P3: API key retry loops (next sprint) ## Performance Impact - **Code Reduction**: Prepared for -300 lines (custom UI → rich) - **Type Safety**: Automatic validation from type hints - **Maintainability**: Framework primitives vs custom code 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> * refactor: consolidate documentation directories Merged claudedocs/ into docs/research/ for consistent documentation structure. Changes: - Moved all claudedocs/*.md files to docs/research/ - Updated all path references in documentation (EN/KR) - Updated RULES.md and research.md command templates - Removed claudedocs/ directory - Removed ClaudeDocs/ from .gitignore Benefits: - Single source of truth for all research reports - PEP8-compliant lowercase directory naming - Clearer documentation organization - Prevents future claudedocs/ directory creation 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> * perf: reduce /sc:pm command output from 1652 to 15 lines - Remove 1637 lines of documentation from command file - Keep only minimal bootstrap message - 99% token reduction on command execution - Detailed specs remain in superclaude/agents/pm-agent.md 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> * perf: split PM Agent into execution workflows and guide - Reduce pm-agent.md from 735 to 429 lines (42% reduction) - Move philosophy/examples to docs/agents/pm-agent-guide.md - Execution workflows (PDCA, file ops) stay in pm-agent.md - Guide (examples, quality standards) read once when needed Token savings: - Agent loading: ~6K → ~3.5K tokens (42% reduction) - Total with pm.md: 71% overall reduction 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> * refactor: consolidate PM Agent optimization and pending changes PM Agent optimization (already committed separately): - superclaude/commands/pm.md: 1652→14 lines - superclaude/agents/pm-agent.md: 735→429 lines - docs/agents/pm-agent-guide.md: new guide file Other pending changes: - setup: framework_docs, mcp, logger, remove ui.py - superclaude: __main__, cli/app, cli/commands/install - tests: test_ui updates - scripts: workflow metrics analysis tools - docs/memory: session state updates 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> * refactor: simplify MCP installer to unified gateway with legacy mode ## Changes ### MCP Component (setup/components/mcp.py) - Simplified to single airis-mcp-gateway by default - Added legacy mode for individual official servers (sequential-thinking, context7, magic, playwright) - Dynamic prerequisites based on mode: - Default: uv + claude CLI only - Legacy: node (18+) + npm + claude CLI - Removed redundant server definitions ### CLI Integration - Added --legacy flag to setup/cli/commands/install.py - Added --legacy flag to superclaude/cli/commands/install.py - Config passes legacy_mode to component installer ## Benefits - ✅ Simpler: 1 gateway vs 9+ individual servers - ✅ Lighter: No Node.js/npm required (default mode) - ✅ Unified: All tools in one gateway (sequential-thinking, context7, magic, playwright, serena, morphllm, tavily, chrome-devtools, git, puppeteer) - ✅ Flexible: --legacy flag for official servers if needed ## Usage ```bash superclaude install # Default: airis-mcp-gateway (推奨) superclaude install --legacy # Legacy: individual official servers ``` 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> * refactor: rename CoreComponent to FrameworkDocsComponent and add PM token tracking ## Changes ### Component Renaming (setup/components/) - Renamed CoreComponent → FrameworkDocsComponent for clarity - Updated all imports in __init__.py, agents.py, commands.py, mcp_docs.py, modes.py - Better reflects the actual purpose (framework documentation files) ### PM Agent Enhancement (superclaude/commands/pm.md) - Added token usage tracking instructions - PM Agent now reports: 1. Current token usage from system warnings 2. Percentage used (e.g., "27% used" for 54K/200K) 3. Status zone: 🟢 <75% | 🟡 75-85% | 🔴 >85% - Helps prevent token exhaustion during long sessions ### UI Utilities (setup/utils/ui.py) - Added new UI utility module for installer - Provides consistent user interface components ## Benefits - ✅ Clearer component naming (FrameworkDocs vs Core) - ✅ PM Agent token awareness for efficiency - ✅ Better visual feedback with status zones 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> * refactor(pm-agent): minimize output verbosity (471→284 lines, 40% reduction) **Problem**: PM Agent generated excessive output with redundant explanations - "System Status Report" with decorative formatting - Repeated "Common Tasks" lists user already knows - Verbose session start/end protocols - Duplicate file operations documentation **Solution**: Compress without losing functionality - Session Start: Reduced to symbol-only status (🟢 branch | nM nD | token%) - Session End: Compressed to essential actions only - File Operations: Consolidated from 2 sections to 1 line reference - Self-Improvement: 5 phases → 1 unified workflow - Output Rules: Explicit constraints to prevent Claude over-explanation **Quality Preservation**: - ✅ All core functions retained (PDCA, memory, patterns, mistakes) - ✅ PARALLEL Read/Write preserved (performance critical) - ✅ Workflow unchanged (session lifecycle intact) - ✅ Added output constraints (prevents verbose generation) **Reduction Method**: - Deleted: Explanatory text, examples, redundant sections - Retained: Action definitions, file paths, core workflows - Added: Explicit output constraints to enforce minimalism **Token Impact**: 40% reduction in agent documentation size **Before**: Verbose multi-section report with task lists **After**: Single line status: 🟢 integration | 15M 17D | 36% 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> * refactor: consolidate MCP integration to unified gateway **Changes**: - Remove individual MCP server docs (superclaude/mcp/*.md) - Remove MCP server configs (superclaude/mcp/configs/*.json) - Delete MCP docs component (setup/components/mcp_docs.py) - Simplify installer (setup/core/installer.py) - Update components for unified gateway approach **Rationale**: - Unified gateway (airis-mcp-gateway) provides all MCP servers - Individual docs/configs no longer needed (managed centrally) - Reduces maintenance burden and file count - Simplifies installation process **Files Removed**: 17 MCP files (docs + configs) **Installer Changes**: Removed legacy MCP installation logic 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> * chore: update version and component metadata - Bump version (pyproject.toml, setup/__init__.py) - Update CLAUDE.md import service references - Reflect component structure changes 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: kazuki <kazuki@kazukinoMacBook-Air.local> Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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SuperClaude Commands Guide
SuperClaude provides 25 commands for Claude Code: /sc:* commands for workflows and @agent-* for specialists.
Command Types
| Type | Where Used | Format | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| Slash Commands | Claude Code | /sc:[command] |
/sc:implement "feature" |
| Agents | Claude Code | @agent-[name] |
@agent-security "review" |
| Installation | Terminal | SuperClaude [command] |
SuperClaude install |
Quick Test
# Terminal: Verify installation
python3 -m SuperClaude --version
# Claude Code CLI verification: claude --version
# Claude Code: Test commands
/sc:brainstorm "test project" # Should ask discovery questions
/sc:analyze README.md # Should provide analysis
Workflow: /sc:brainstorm "idea" → /sc:implement "feature" → /sc:test
🎯 Understanding SuperClaude Commands
How SuperClaude Works
SuperClaude provides behavioral context files that Claude Code reads to adopt specialized behaviors. When you type /sc:implement, Claude Code reads the implement.md context file and follows its behavioral instructions.
SuperClaude commands are NOT executed by software - they are context triggers that modify Claude Code's behavior through reading specialized instruction files from the framework.
Command Types:
- Slash Commands (
/sc:*): Trigger workflow patterns and behavioral modes - Agent Invocations (
@agent-*): Manually activate specific domain specialists - Flags (
--think,--safe-mode): Modify command behavior and depth
The Context Mechanism:
- User Input: You type
/sc:implement "auth system" - Context Loading: Claude Code reads
~/.claude/superclaude/Commands/implement.md - Behavior Adoption: Claude applies domain expertise, tool selection, and validation patterns
- Enhanced Output: Structured implementation with security considerations and best practices
Key Point: This creates sophisticated development workflows through context management rather than traditional software execution.
Installation vs Usage Commands
🖥️ Terminal Commands (Actual CLI software):
SuperClaude install- Installs the framework componentsSuperClaude update- Updates existing installationSuperClaude uninstall- Removes framework installationpython3 -m SuperClaude --version- Check installation status
💬 Claude Code Commands (Context triggers):
/sc:brainstorm- Activates requirements discovery context/sc:implement- Activates feature development context@agent-security- Activates security specialist context- All commands work inside Claude Code chat interface only
Quick Start: Try
/sc:brainstorm "your project idea"→/sc:implement "feature name"→/sc:testto experience the core workflow.
🧪 Testing Your Setup
🖥️ Terminal Verification (Run in Terminal/CMD)
# Verify SuperClaude is working (primary method)
python3 -m SuperClaude --version
# Example output: SuperClaude 4.1.5
# Claude Code CLI version check
claude --version
# Check installed components
python3 -m SuperClaude install --list-components | grep mcp
# Example output: Shows installed MCP components
💬 Claude Code Testing (Type in Claude Code Chat)
# Test basic /sc: command
/sc:brainstorm "test project"
# Example behavior: Interactive requirements discovery starts
# Test command help
/sc:help
# Example behavior: List of available commands
If tests fail: Check Installation Guide or Troubleshooting
📝 Command Quick Reference
| Command Type | Where to Run | Format | Purpose | Example |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 🖥️ Installation | Terminal/CMD | SuperClaude [command] |
Setup and maintenance | SuperClaude install |
| 🔧 Configuration | Terminal/CMD | python3 -m SuperClaude [command] |
Advanced configuration | python3 -m SuperClaude --version |
| 💬 Slash Commands | Claude Code | /sc:[command] |
Workflow automation | /sc:implement "feature" |
| 🤖 Agent Invocation | Claude Code | @agent-[name] |
Manual specialist activation | @agent-security "review" |
| ⚡ Enhanced Flags | Claude Code | /sc:[command] --flags |
Behavior modification | /sc:analyze --think-hard |
Remember: All
/sc:commands and@agent-invocations work inside Claude Code chat, not your terminal. They trigger Claude Code to read specific context files from the SuperClaude framework.
Table of Contents
- Essential Commands - Start here (8 core commands)
- Common Workflows - Command combinations that work
- Full Command Reference - All 25 commands organized by category
- Troubleshooting - Common issues and solutions
- Command Index - Find commands by category
Essential Commands
Core workflow commands for immediate productivity:
/sc:brainstorm - Project Discovery
Purpose: Interactive requirements discovery and project planning
Syntax: /sc:brainstorm "your idea" [--strategy systematic|creative]
Use Cases:
- New project planning:
/sc:brainstorm "e-commerce platform" - Feature exploration:
/sc:brainstorm "user authentication system" - Problem solving:
/sc:brainstorm "slow database queries"
/sc:help - Command Reference
Purpose: Displays a list of all available /sc commands and their descriptions.
Syntax: /sc:help
Use Cases:
- Discovering available commands:
/sc:help - Getting a quick reminder of command names:
/sc:help
/sc:research - Deep Research Command
Purpose: Comprehensive web research with adaptive planning and intelligent search
Syntax: /sc:research "[query]" [--depth quick|standard|deep|exhaustive] [--strategy planning|intent|unified]
Use Cases:
- Technical research:
/sc:research "latest React 19 features" --depth deep - Market analysis:
/sc:research "AI coding assistant landscape 2024" --strategy unified - Academic investigation:
/sc:research "quantum computing breakthroughs" --depth exhaustive - Current events:
/sc:research "latest AI developments 2024"
Key Capabilities:
- 6-Phase Workflow: Understand → Plan → TodoWrite → Execute → Track → Validate
- Adaptive Depth: Quick (basic search), Standard (extended), Deep (comprehensive), Exhaustive (maximum depth)
- Planning Strategies: Planning (direct), Intent (clarify first), Unified (collaborative)
- Parallel Execution: Default parallel searches and extractions
- Evidence Management: Clear citations with relevance scoring
- Output Standards: Reports saved to
docs/research/[topic]_[timestamp].md
/sc:implement - Feature Development
Purpose: Full-stack feature implementation with intelligent specialist routing
Syntax: /sc:implement "feature description" [--type frontend|backend|fullstack] [--focus security|performance]
Use Cases:
- Authentication:
/sc:implement "JWT login system" - UI components:
/sc:implement "responsive dashboard" - APIs:
/sc:implement "REST user endpoints" - Database:
/sc:implement "user schema with relationships"
/sc:analyze - Code Assessment
Purpose: Comprehensive code analysis across quality, security, and performance
Syntax: /sc:analyze [path] [--focus quality|security|performance|architecture]
Use Cases:
- Project health:
/sc:analyze . - Security audit:
/sc:analyze --focus security - Performance review:
/sc:analyze --focus performance
/sc:business-panel - Strategic Business Analysis
Purpose: Multi-expert business strategy analysis with 9 renowned thought leaders
Syntax: /sc:business-panel "content" [--mode discussion|debate|socratic] [--experts "name1,name2"]
Use Cases:
- Strategy evaluation:
/sc:business-panel "our go-to-market strategy" - Competitive analysis:
/sc:business-panel @competitor_analysis.pdf --mode debate - Innovation assessment:
/sc:business-panel "AI product idea" --experts "christensen,drucker" - Strategic learning:
/sc:business-panel "competitive strategy" --mode socratic
Expert Panel: Christensen, Porter, Drucker, Godin, Kim/Mauborgne, Collins, Taleb, Meadows, Doumont
/sc:spec-panel - Expert Specification Review
Purpose: Multi-expert specification review and improvement using renowned specification and software engineering experts
Syntax: /sc:spec-panel [content|@file] [--mode discussion|critique|socratic] [--focus requirements|architecture|testing|compliance]
Use Cases:
- Specification review:
/sc:spec-panel @api_spec.yml --mode critique --focus requirements,architecture - Requirements workshop:
/sc:spec-panel "user story content" --mode discussion - Architecture validation:
/sc:spec-panel @microservice.spec.yml --mode socratic --focus architecture - Compliance review:
/sc:spec-panel @security_requirements.yml --focus compliance - Iterative improvement:
/sc:spec-panel @complex_system.spec.yml --iterations 3
Expert Panel: Wiegers, Adzic, Cockburn, Fowler, Nygard, Newman, Hohpe, Crispin, Gregory, Hightower
/sc:troubleshoot - Problem Diagnosis
Purpose: Systematic issue diagnosis with root cause analysis
Syntax: /sc:troubleshoot "issue description" [--type build|runtime|performance]
Use Cases:
- Runtime errors:
/sc:troubleshoot "500 error on login" - Build failures:
/sc:troubleshoot --type build - Performance problems:
/sc:troubleshoot "slow page load"
/sc:test - Quality Assurance
Purpose: Comprehensive testing with coverage analysis
Syntax: /sc:test [--type unit|integration|e2e] [--coverage] [--fix]
Use Cases:
- Full test suite:
/sc:test --coverage - Unit testing:
/sc:test --type unit --watch - E2E validation:
/sc:test --type e2e
/sc:improve - Code Enhancement
Purpose: Apply systematic code improvements and optimizations
Syntax: /sc:improve [path] [--type performance|quality|security] [--preview]
Use Cases:
- General improvements:
/sc:improve src/ - Performance optimization:
/sc:improve --type performance - Security hardening:
/sc:improve --type security
/sc:document - Documentation Generation
Purpose: Generate comprehensive documentation for code and APIs
Syntax: /sc:document [path] [--type api|user-guide|technical] [--format markdown|html]
Use Cases:
- API docs:
/sc:document --type api - User guides:
/sc:document --type user-guide - Technical docs:
/sc:document --type technical
/sc:workflow - Implementation Planning
Purpose: Generate structured implementation plans from requirements
Syntax: /sc:workflow "feature description" [--strategy agile|waterfall] [--format markdown]
Use Cases:
- Feature planning:
/sc:workflow "user authentication" - Sprint planning:
/sc:workflow --strategy agile - Architecture planning:
/sc:workflow "microservices migration"
Common Workflows
Proven command combinations:
New Project Setup
/sc:brainstorm "project concept" # Define requirements
/sc:design "system architecture" # Create technical design
/sc:workflow "implementation plan" # Generate development roadmap
Feature Development
/sc:implement "feature name" # Build the feature
/sc:test --coverage # Validate with tests
/sc:document --type api # Generate documentation
Code Quality Improvement
/sc:analyze --focus quality # Assess current state
/sc:improve --preview # Preview improvements
/sc:test --coverage # Validate changes
Bug Investigation
/sc:troubleshoot "issue description" # Diagnose the problem
/sc:analyze --focus problem-area # Deep analysis
/sc:improve --fix --safe-mode # Apply targeted fixes
Specification Development
/sc:spec-panel @existing_spec.yml --mode critique # Expert review
/sc:spec-panel @improved_spec.yml --iterations 2 # Iterative refinement
/sc:document --type technical # Generate documentation
Full Command Reference
Development Commands
| Command | Purpose | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| workflow | Implementation planning | Project roadmaps, sprint planning |
| implement | Feature development | Full-stack features, API development |
| build | Project compilation | CI/CD, production builds |
| design | System architecture | API specs, database schemas |
Analysis Commands
| Command | Purpose | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| analyze | Code assessment | Quality audits, security reviews |
| research | Web research with intelligent search | Technical research, current events, market analysis |
| business-panel | Strategic analysis | Business decisions, competitive assessment |
| spec-panel | Specification review | Requirements validation, architecture analysis |
| troubleshoot | Problem diagnosis | Bug investigation, performance issues |
| explain | Code explanation | Learning, code reviews |
Quality Commands
| Command | Purpose | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| improve | Code enhancement | Performance optimization, refactoring |
| cleanup | Technical debt | Dead code removal, organization |
| test | Quality assurance | Test automation, coverage analysis |
| document | Documentation | API docs, user guides |
Project Management
| Command | Purpose | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| estimate | Project estimation | Timeline planning, resource allocation |
| task | Task management | Complex workflows, task tracking |
| spawn | Meta-orchestration | Large-scale projects, parallel execution |
Utility Commands
| Command | Purpose | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| help | List all commands | Discovering available commands |
| git | Version control | Commit management, branch strategies |
| index | Command discovery | Exploring capabilities, finding commands |
Session Commands
| Command | Purpose | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| load | Context loading | Session initialization, project onboarding |
| save | Session persistence | Checkpointing, context preservation |
| reflect | Task validation | Progress assessment, completion validation |
| select-tool | Tool optimization | Performance optimization, tool selection |
Command Index
By Function:
- Planning: brainstorm, design, workflow, estimate
- Development: implement, build, git
- Analysis: analyze, business-panel, spec-panel, troubleshoot, explain
- Quality: improve, cleanup, test, document
- Management: task, spawn, load, save, reflect
- Utility: help, index, select-tool
By Complexity:
- Beginner: brainstorm, implement, analyze, test, help
- Intermediate: workflow, design, business-panel, spec-panel, improve, document
- Advanced: spawn, task, select-tool, reflect
Troubleshooting
Command Issues:
- Command not found: Verify installation:
python3 -m SuperClaude --version - No response: Restart Claude Code session
- Processing delays: Use
--no-mcpto test without MCP servers
Quick Fixes:
- Reset session:
/sc:loadto reinitialize - Check status:
SuperClaude install --list-components - Get help: Troubleshooting Guide
Next Steps
- Flags Guide - Control command behavior
- Agents Guide - Specialist activation
- Examples Cookbook - Real usage patterns