SuperClaude v4.0.4 🚀
SuperClaude is a meta-programming configuration framework that transforms Claude Code into a structured development platform through behavioral instruction injection and component orchestration. It enhances Claude Code with 21 slash commands, 14 specialized agents, 5 behavioral modes, and 6 MCP server integrations for systematic workflow automation.
Quick Start
# Via pipx (recommended for Linux/macOS)
pipx install SuperClaude && SuperClaude install
# Via pip (traditional)
pip install SuperClaude && SuperClaude install
# Via NPM (cross-platform)
npm install -g @bifrost_inc/superclaude && superclaude install
# If you get PEP 668 errors, use one of these:
pipx install SuperClaude # Recommended
pip install --user SuperClaude # User install
pip install --break-system-packages SuperClaude # Force (use with caution)
Support the Project 💖
Hey, let's be real - maintaining SuperClaude takes time and resources. The Claude Max subscription alone runs $100/month for testing, and that's before counting the hours spent on documentation, bug fixes, and feature development.
If you're finding value in SuperClaude for your daily work, consider supporting the project. Even a few dollars helps cover the basics and keeps development active.
What your support covers:
- Claude Max subscription for testing and validation ($100/month)
- Development time for new features and bug fixes
- Documentation and example creation
- Community support and issue responses
- MCP server integration testing
- Infrastructure and hosting costs
No pressure though - the framework stays open source regardless. Just knowing people use and appreciate it is motivating. If you can't support financially, contributing code, documentation, or just spreading the word helps too.
Every contributor matters, whether through code, feedback, or support. Thanks for being part of this community! 🙏
What's New in V4
Version 4 brings significant improvements based on community feedback and real-world usage patterns.
🤖 Smarter Agent System
We've expanded to 14 specialized agents that actually know their domains. The security engineer catches real vulnerabilities, the frontend architect understands modern UI patterns, and they coordinate automatically based on what you're working on. No more generic advice - you get domain expertise when you need it.
📝 Namespace That Makes Sense
All commands now use /sc: prefix to avoid stepping on your custom commands. Simple change, but it matters when you're managing multiple command sets. The 21 commands cover the full development lifecycle from brainstorming to deployment.
🔧 MCP Servers That Actually Help
Six integrated MCP servers provide real capabilities:
- Context7 for up-to-date documentation
- Sequential for complex analysis and problem-solving
- Magic for UI component generation
- Playwright for browser testing
- Morphllm for bulk code transformations
- Serena for session persistence
These aren't just wrappers; they're properly integrated tools that work together.
🎯 Behavioral Modes for Different Contexts
Five modes adjust Claude's approach based on what you're doing. Brainstorming mode asks the right questions, orchestration mode coordinates tools efficiently, token-efficiency mode reduces context usage by 30-50%. It adapts to your workflow, not the other way around.
⚡ Smaller Framework, Bigger Projects
We've cut the framework's footprint significantly. Less framework overhead at Claude Code startup means more context available for your actual work. The entire V4 framework uses fewer tokens to load, leaving you with more room for your codebase, longer conversations, and complex operations. It's simple math - smaller framework = larger available context for what matters.
📚 Complete Documentation Overhaul
We've rebuilt the docs from scratch based on what developers actually need. Every guide now includes real examples, common pitfalls, and practical workflows. The whole documentation set got restructured for better navigation - you'll find what you need faster. If something's unclear or missing, let us know. Seriously, we want the docs to be genuinely helpful, not just technically complete.
Documentation
Getting Started
User Guides
Developer Resources
Reference
Contributing
Current Priorities:
- 📝 Documentation improvements and examples
- 🔧 MCP server integrations and configurations
- 🎯 Command workflow examples and patterns
- 🧪 Testing and validation procedures
- 🌐 Translation and internationalization
See CONTRIBUTING.md for detailed contribution guidelines.
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
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