# gstack

gstack is a free, MIT-licensed set of slash commands that organizes coding agents such as Claude Code into a virtual engineering team: a CEO role rethinks the product, an engineering manager locks architecture, a designer catches AI slop, a reviewer finds bugs that pass tests but break in production, a QA lead opens a real browser, a security officer runs OWASP and STRIDE audits, and a release engineer ships the PR. It targets founders, first-time Claude Code users and tech leads, aiming for every change to carry its tests, review and evidence so it can be merged without rereading every line. Setup takes about 30 seconds, and installs follow the stable channel.

gstack is a free, MIT-licensed set of slash commands that organizes coding agents such as Claude Code into a virtual engineering team: a CEO role rethinks the product, an engineering manager locks architecture, a designer catches AI slop, a reviewer finds bugs that pass tests but break in production, a QA lead opens a real browser, a security officer runs OWASP and STRIDE audits, and a release engineer ships the PR. It targets founders, first-time Claude Code users and tech leads, aiming for every change to carry its tests, review and evidence so it can be merged without rereading every line. Setup takes about 30 seconds, and installs follow the stable channel.