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# SuperClaude Advanced Patterns
**Advanced Context Usage Patterns**: Sophisticated combinations of commands, agents, and flags for experienced SuperClaude users working on complex projects.
**Remember**: SuperClaude provides context to Claude Code. All patterns here are about guiding Claude's behavior through context, not executing code or coordinating processes.
## Table of Contents
### Context Combination Patterns
- [Multi-Agent Context Patterns](#multi-agent-context-patterns) - Combining multiple specialist contexts
- [Command Sequencing Patterns](#command-sequencing-patterns) - Effective command combinations
- [Flag Combination Strategies](#flag-combination-strategies) - Advanced flag usage
### Workflow Patterns
- [Complex Project Patterns](#complex-project-patterns) - Large project approaches
- [Migration Patterns](#migration-patterns) - Legacy system modernization
- [Review and Audit Patterns](#review-and-audit-patterns) - Comprehensive analysis
## Multi-Agent Context Patterns
### Combining Specialist Contexts
**Security + Backend Pattern:**
```bash
# Security-focused backend development
@agent-security "define authentication requirements"
@agent-backend-architect "design API with security requirements"
/sc:implement "secure API endpoints"
# What happens:
# 1. Security context loaded first
# 2. Backend context added
# 3. Implementation guided by both contexts
# Note: Contexts combine in Claude's understanding, not in execution
```
**Frontend + UX + Accessibility Pattern:**
```bash
# Comprehensive frontend development
@agent-frontend-architect "design component architecture"
/sc:implement "accessible React components" --magic
@agent-quality-engineer "review accessibility compliance"
# Context layering:
# - Frontend patterns guide structure
# - Magic MCP may provide UI components (if configured)
# - Quality context ensures standards
```
### Manual vs Automatic Agent Selection
**Explicit Control Pattern:**
```bash
# Manually control which contexts load
@agent-python-expert "implement data pipeline"
# Only Python context, no auto-activation
# vs Automatic selection
/sc:implement "Python data pipeline"
# May activate multiple agents based on keywords
```
**Override Auto-Selection:**
```bash
# Prevent unwanted agent activation
/sc:implement "simple utility" --no-mcp
@agent-backend-architect "keep it simple"
# Limits context to specified agent only
```
## Command Sequencing Patterns
### Progressive Refinement Pattern
```bash
# Start broad, then focus
/sc:analyze project/
# General analysis
/sc:analyze project/core/ --focus architecture
# Focused on structure
/sc:analyze project/core/auth/ --focus security --think-hard
# Deep security analysis
# Each command builds on previous context within the conversation
```
### Discovery to Implementation Pattern
```bash
# Complete feature development flow
/sc:brainstorm "feature idea"
# Explores requirements
/sc:design "feature architecture"
# Creates structure
@agent-backend-architect "review design"
# Expert review
/sc:implement "feature based on design"
# Implementation follows design
/sc:test --validate
# Verification approach
```
### Iterative Improvement Pattern
```bash
# Multiple improvement passes
/sc:analyze code/ --focus quality
# Identify issues
/sc:improve code/ --fix
# First improvement pass
@agent-refactoring-expert "suggest further improvements"
# Expert suggestions
/sc:improve code/ --fix --focus maintainability
# Refined improvements
```
## Flag Combination Strategies
### Analysis Depth Control
```bash
# Quick overview
/sc:analyze . --overview --uc
# Fast, compressed output
# Standard analysis
/sc:analyze . --think
# Structured thinking
# Deep analysis
/sc:analyze . --think-hard --verbose
# Comprehensive analysis
# Maximum depth (use sparingly)
/sc:analyze . --ultrathink
# Exhaustive analysis
```
### MCP Server Selection
```bash
# Selective MCP usage
/sc:implement "React component" --magic --c7
# Only Magic and Context7 MCP
# Disable all MCP
/sc:implement "simple function" --no-mcp
# Pure Claude context only
# All available MCP
/sc:analyze complex-system/ --all-mcp
# Maximum tool availability (if configured)
```
## Complex Project Patterns
### Large Codebase Analysis
```bash
# Systematic exploration of large projects
# Step 1: Structure understanding
/sc:load project/
/sc:analyze . --overview --focus architecture
# Step 2: Identify problem areas
@agent-quality-engineer "identify high-risk modules"
# Step 3: Deep dive into specific areas
/sc:analyze high-risk-module/ --think-hard --focus quality
# Step 4: Implementation plan
/sc:workflow "improvement plan based on analysis"
```
### Multi-Module Development
```bash
# Developing interconnected modules
# Frontend module
/sc:implement "user interface module"
@agent-frontend-architect "ensure consistency"
# Backend module
/sc:implement "API module"
@agent-backend-architect "ensure compatibility"
# Integration layer
/sc:implement "frontend-backend integration"
# Context from both previous implementations guides this
```
### Cross-Technology Projects
```bash
# Projects with multiple technologies
# Python backend
@agent-python-expert "implement FastAPI backend"
# React frontend
@agent-frontend-architect "implement React frontend"
# DevOps setup
@agent-devops-architect "create deployment configuration"
# Integration documentation
/sc:document --type integration
```
## Migration Patterns
### Legacy System Analysis
```bash
# Understanding legacy systems
/sc:load legacy-system/
/sc:analyze . --focus architecture --verbose
@agent-refactoring-expert "identify modernization opportunities"
@agent-system-architect "propose migration strategy"
/sc:workflow "create migration plan"
```
### Incremental Migration
```bash
# Step-by-step migration approach
# Phase 1: Analysis
/sc:analyze legacy-module/ --comprehensive
# Phase 2: Design new architecture
@agent-system-architect "design modern replacement"
# Phase 3: Implementation
/sc:implement "modern module with compatibility layer"
# Phase 4: Validation
/sc:test --focus compatibility
```
## Review and Audit Patterns
### Security Audit Pattern
```bash
# Comprehensive security review
/sc:analyze . --focus security --think-hard
@agent-security "review authentication and authorization"
@agent-security "check for OWASP vulnerabilities"
/sc:document --type security-audit
```
### Code Quality Review
```bash
# Multi-aspect quality review
/sc:analyze src/ --focus quality
@agent-quality-engineer "review test coverage"
@agent-refactoring-expert "identify code smells"
/sc:improve --fix --preview
```
### Architecture Review
```bash
# System architecture assessment
@agent-system-architect "review current architecture"
/sc:analyze . --focus architecture --think-hard
@agent-performance-engineer "identify bottlenecks"
/sc:design "optimization recommendations"
```
## Important Clarifications
### What These Patterns Actually Do
-**Guide Claude's Thinking**: Provide structured approaches
-**Combine Contexts**: Layer multiple expertise areas
-**Improve Output Quality**: Better code generation through better context
-**Structure Workflows**: Organize complex tasks
### What These Patterns Don't Do
-**Execute in Parallel**: Everything is sequential context loading
-**Coordinate Processes**: No actual process coordination
-**Optimize Performance**: No code runs, so no performance impact
-**Persist Between Sessions**: Each conversation is independent
## Best Practices for Advanced Usage
### Context Management
1. **Layer Deliberately**: Add contexts in logical order
2. **Avoid Overload**: Too many agents can dilute focus
3. **Use Manual Control**: Override auto-activation when needed
4. **Maintain Conversation Flow**: Keep related work in same conversation
### Command Efficiency
1. **Progress Logically**: Broad → Specific → Implementation
2. **Reuse Context**: Later commands benefit from earlier context
3. **Document Decisions**: Use `/sc:save` for important summaries
4. **Scope Appropriately**: Focus on manageable chunks
### Flag Usage
1. **Match Task Complexity**: Simple tasks don't need `--ultrathink`
2. **Control Output**: Use `--uc` for concise results
3. **Manage MCP**: Only activate needed servers
4. **Avoid Conflicts**: Don't use contradictory flags
## Summary
Advanced SuperClaude patterns are about sophisticated context management and command sequencing. They help Claude Code generate better outputs by providing richer, more structured context. Remember: all "coordination" and "optimization" happens in how Claude interprets the context, not in any actual execution or parallel processing.