Claude Code
Install the official Claude Code CLI globally.
npm install -g @anthropic-ai/claude-code
claude
Anthropic is a strong fit when you want Claude Code as the main coding environment, supported by plugins, MCP extensions, review commands, and high-signal reasoning around code and UX. For DaniMaster, this stack is strongest when the goal is rapid implementation with explicit review layers.
Use Anthropic when the team wants Claude Code as the main interface for coding, design, review, debugging, and plugin-extended developer workflows.
Install the official Claude Code CLI globally.
npm install -g @anthropic-ai/claude-code
claude
Keep Claude Code current, then run the built-in security review workflow in a project directory.
claude update
/security-reviewUse for polished UI direction and production-grade frontend output.
/plugin marketplace add anthropics/claude-code
/plugin install frontend-designUse for hook-based security protection and ongoing review coverage.
/plugin marketplace add anthropics/claude-code
/plugin install security-guidanceUse for implementation review and merge-readiness checks.
/plugin marketplace add anthropics/claude-code
/plugin install code-reviewUse for persistent project memory across sessions.
npx claude-mem install
# Alternative marketplace flow inside Claude Code
/plugin marketplace add thedotmack/claude-mem
/plugin install claude-memFor the first useful bundle, DaniMaster would start with these six capabilities: brainstorm-spec, frontend-design, security-review, project-memory, stack-generator, and ceo-review. Some of those are installable now; the rest are better treated as custom plugins or skills built around your own product process.
Custom, because it should reflect your margin model, roadmap, blockers, and client reporting format.
Custom, because feasibility depends on your actual data quality, latency targets, and approval process.
Custom, because it should encode your brand tokens, UI rules, and accessibility expectations, not generic defaults.
Choose this route when your main need is a highly usable coding workspace with strong review flows, plugin extensibility, and fast iteration around implementation quality. It is especially effective when agent work is developer-centric rather than purely backend orchestration-centric.