Documentation
Synthex is a Claude Code plugin: fifteen specialised AI agents and eleven commands that take software from a messy idea to a peer-reviewed plan to production-ready, parallel-executed code. These docs cover installation, the lifecycle, every agent and command, and how to extend the system.
What is Synthex?
Synthex is a Claude Code plugin that orchestrates fifteen specialised AI agents and eleven commands to take software from a messy idea to a peer-reviewed plan to production-ready, parallel-executed code. It runs entirely inside your existing Claude Code session — no SDK, no API keys, no cloud service. The plugin is plain markdown and YAML, distributed through the LumenAI marketplace, and inspectable end-to-end.
Start here
- Getting started — install the plugin and run your first loop in three commands.
Concepts
The full conceptual map (philosophy, lifecycle, quality gates, parallel execution, reviewer pipeline, marketplace) lands in the next docs wave. For now the Getting started guide is the fastest path to a working setup.
Recently published:
- Native looping — iterate any Synthex command (or an arbitrary prompt) until a completion promise fires, with per-session state and cross-session resume.
Reference
Per-agent and per-command reference pages have their own canonical URLs and OG cards:
- Agents — directory of the 15 agents grouped by tier
- Commands — directory of the 14 commands grouped by phase
Source-of-truth lives in the plugin tree:
Source
This site is open source. The PRD, implementation plan, and every commit live at the project's GitHub repo (linked in the footer).