A structured multi-agent system for Claude Code. 12 specialist agents, each owns one concern, no overlap. Color-coded with clear roles, responsibilities, and memory.
View the Agent Wiki - interactive showcase with animations
| # | Agent | Role | Color | Scope |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Snow | Orchestrator | White | Final approval, task assignment, full visibility |
| 2 | Blaze | Architecture | Red | System design, module boundaries, PR reviews |
| 3 | Arrow | UX / QA | Pink | E2E tests, accessibility, responsiveness |
| 4 | Venus | UI / Branding | Orange | Colors, typography, spacing, brand consistency |
| 5 | Zap | Performance | Yellow | Re-renders, bundles, Lighthouse, CLS, queries |
| 6 | Frost | Metrics | Cyan | Lighthouse tracking, bundle analysis, trends |
| 7 | Blitz | Code Quality | Blue | Unit tests, coverage, lint, type safety |
| 8 | Earth | Cleanup | Green | Dead code, deduplication, file organization |
| 9 | Pulse | Automation | Purple | CI pipelines, build gating, dev tooling |
| 10 | Sand | Storage | Brown | localStorage, Supabase, caching, migrations |
| 11 | Shadow | Security | Grey | Auth audits, XSS, headers, API security |
| 12 | Rock | Dashboard | Slate | Admin views, data tables, monitoring UI |
Each agent has a dedicated scope. When Claude Code works on your codebase, agents are invoked based on what's being touched:
- Editing a component? Venus checks branding, Arrow checks UX, Blitz checks types
- Adding an API route? Shadow audits security, Sand checks queries, Zap checks performance
- Deploying? Pulse verifies CI, Frost tracks metrics, Snow gives final approval
No agent steps on another's territory. Snow orchestrates everything.
Copy the agent table and rules into your project's .claude/CLAUDE.md:
## Agent System - Nexus
12 specialist agents. Each owns one concern. No overlap.
| # | Name | Role | Owns |
|---|------|------|------|
| 1 | Snow | Orchestrator | Final approval, full visibility |
| 2 | Blaze | Architecture | System design, PR reviews |
...Download nexus-agents.json and use it in your tooling, dashboards, or CI pipelines.
Drop the page.tsx into any Next.js app at app/ai/agents/page.tsx for an interactive agent wiki.
Bunlong Heng - Full-Stack Developer