Structure creates quality.
Discovery → planning → execution as distinct phases with review gates between them. Code without a plan is lumber without blueprints.
Born in Claude Code, Synthex now brings the same specialist workflows to any agent harness with Agent Skills support. Turn a messy idea into a peer-reviewed plan and production-ready code — without you writing a for loop.
/plugin marketplace add bluminal/lumenaiThree convictions that the entire system is built around — they cascade into every command, agent, and quality gate.
Discovery → planning → execution as distinct phases with review gates between them. Code without a plan is lumber without blueprints.
One agent asked to "build a login page" produces something that works. Fifteen specialised roles produce something that's production-ready.
Git worktrees isolate every task. Three features get implemented at once without conflict. A sprint becomes an afternoon.
On Cursor, next-priority/synthex:next-priority with --in-cloud hands each parallel plan task to its own cloud agent — a separate VM on a separate branch — and merges the work back only after it validates. Add --loop and it keeps going until the plan is done.
Each Tech Lead worker forks from your pushed base branch, commits on its own branch, and pushes it. Workers run in the background, so the batch truly runs in parallel while you handle [H] gates.
Your session fetches each worker's branch after its tests and approvals pass, then fast-forwards it in, falling back to a merge commit. Commit and push before you start: cloud clones can't see uncommitted edits.
Set next_priority.execution_environment: cloud to make it the default; --local overrides per run. Other hosts print a one-line notice and fall back to local worktrees.
Keep team defaults in .synthex/config.yaml and your own in .synthex/config.local.yaml — see how config layers resolve.
Every task maps to a requirement, every change maps to a task, every architectural decision is recorded. Five phases, one continuous loop.
Brain-dump → conversation → PRD that captures the why.
Milestones, phases, tasks. Peer-reviewed before a line of code.
Parallel worktrees, specialist agents, mandatory quality gates.
Performance audited, observable, and operationally ready.
DORA, retros, and follow-through loops back into discovery.
Add --loop to next-priority/synthex:next-priority, review-code/synthex:review-code, write-implementation-plan/synthex:write-implementation-plan, or refine-requirements/synthex:refine-requirements — and the command keeps re-running until it emits a configured completion promise. State lives on disk, so the loop survives session restarts and crashes.
Wrap next-priority/synthex:next-priority in a loop and let it pick up unblocked work as you finish [H] reviews in a parallel thread. Per-session state means two sessions in the same project don't collide.
State lives at .synthex/loops/<loop-id>.json. Re-open Claude Code, run loop/synthex:loop with --resume, and the loop picks up at the iteration counter where it stopped.
The generic loop/synthex:loop primitive iterates any prompt — literal text or a file — until a configured <promise> tag fires. Same iteration framework, same per-session safety, no command body required.
Modelled on the roles a real software startup would hire — clear scope, structured delegation, honest peer review.
Full-stack orchestrator. Breaks tasks down, delegates to specialists, rolls up the result.
Coordinates frontend delivery, enforces UX quality, accessibility, and design-system fidelity.
Interactive requirements gathering. Transforms PRDs into milestone-based plans.
System design, ADRs, plan-review feasibility, technology trade-offs.
Craftsmanship review — correctness, maintainability, reuse, conventions.
Mandatory gate. Secrets, injection, auth, supply chain, OWASP.
Test strategy, gap analysis, behavior-driven test authoring.
Plan review with cost, blast-radius and security verdict for AWS.
Token ownership, component governance, compliance audit.
Quantified, full-stack performance analysis with budgets.
SLOs, observability, runbooks, deployment risk, postmortems.
API docs, guides, migrations, changelogs verifiable against code.
Personas, journey maps, opportunity-solution trees, heuristic eval.
DORA + HEART + AARRR + OKRs. Trend, benchmark, learn.
Planned-vs-actual, blameless retros, tracked improvement loops.
Each command orchestrates a subset of agents. Mix them, chain them, or let next-priority run the whole loop.
"I'm still in control when I need to be. I'm still monitoring outputs, validating decisions. Claude provides the autopilot — but I'm the pilot. I decide when to take the stick."
Synthex is markdown all the way down. Claude Code gets the native plugin experience; Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, and other Agent Skills hosts use the same workflows.
Claude Code and Codex install Synthex as a plugin. Other compatible harnesses load its shared Agent Skills bundle.
/plugin marketplace add bluminal/lumenaiUse the compatibility guide for the exact command for your harness, then scaffold .synthex/config.yaml and the standard docs/ tree.
Write a PRD with the Product Manager, generate a peer-reviewed plan, then let parallel Tech Lead instances execute.
/synthex:next-priority