Bryan Chan
Community@fryanpan · San Francisco, California
Bryan Chan's skill registry orchestrates multi-session Claude Code fleets with guarded shipping pipelines, UX review, and cross-project coordination.
Agent Skills by Bryan Chan
Showing 21 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
qa-delegate
Delegates browser UI verification walks to a Sonnet subagent using written test plans.
ship-guarded
Automates PR shipping with a pre-merge risk assessment gate for production-critical repositories.
ship-push-only
Implements, tests, reviews, and pushes feature branches without opening pull requests.
ship-auto
Automates the full code review, PR, CI, merge, and deploy pipeline without human checkpoints.
flip-public
Validates and executes the one-way flip of a private GitHub repository to public visibility.
persist-plan
Copies ephemeral session plans from .claude/plans/ into version-controlled docs/product/plans/ files.
retro
Run session retrospectives with transcript timing analysis and logged improvement actions.
ship-fleet
Ships plugin edits to cache-resolved Claude Code sessions via version bumps and SessionStart delivery.
spawn-session
Spawns detached tmux Claude Code sessions pre-configured with claude-hive and Discord channels.
weekly-plan
Creates a weekly goal plan in a markdown doc bound to a live-feedback workspace.
token-watch
Monitors Claude account token quotas across multiple pools and reports estate status with rotation verdicts.
shutdown-session
Terminates peer Claude Code sessions by resolving claude binary PIDs from working directories.
aggregate
Aggregates learnings and retrospective insights from registered projects into a central knowledge base.
setup
Configures a fresh ai-team-lead clone with git hooks, registry, dependencies, and claude-hive messaging.
new-project
Scaffolds new projects with GitHub repos, Claude Code configuration, documentation templates, and live agent sessions.
respawn-sessions
Respawn long-running Claude Code sessions as detached tmux sessions with registry-driven modes.
daily-review
Generates a prioritized daily status review from agent transcripts, PRs, and weekly plans.
add-project
Registers an existing git repository in registry.yaml for team-lead coordination.
self-update
Updates Claude Code binary and ai-team-lead repo, then propagates changes to the agent fleet.
team-lead
Coordinates peer Claude Code sessions across managed projects via claude-hive messaging.
ux-review
Walks a live UI as a first-time user and reports usability friction with severity ratings.
Frequently Asked Questions About Bryan Chan
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with Bryan Chan's skill registry?▼
You can coordinate peer Claude Code sessions across projects, run ship pipelines (auto, guarded, or push-only), perform UX reviews and browser QA sweeps, persist plans, run retrospectives, aggregate cross-project learnings, flip private repos public safely, and manage weekly goals and daily status reviews.
Who is the target user for these skills?▼
Individual developers or technical leads managing multiple Claude Code agent sessions across several repos. The team-lead, spawn-session, respawn-sessions, and token-watch skills suit someone running a personal fleet of long-running agents with quota tracking and inter-agent messaging via claude-hive.
How do I install and start using this skill set?▼
Clone the ai-team-lead repo and run the /setup skill once. It enables git hooks (leak gate, worktree symlinks), seeds the project registry, verifies dependencies, installs and registers claude-hive for inter-agent messaging, and optionally configures Discord, Notion, and GitHub event channels.
What license applies when making a repo public with these skills?▼
The flip-public skill defaults to an MIT license when preparing a private GitHub repo for publication. It also verifies a /setup skill exists, scrubs content via regex and Haiku layers, checks README onboarding, and runs a security pass for credentials and internal references before the one-way flip.
What are the prerequisites and dependencies?▼
You need Claude Code, tmux for detached sessions, the claude-hive package for inter-agent messaging, and git. The registry.yaml file tracks projects via add-project or new-project. Optional integrations include Discord channels, Notion watching, and GitHub events, all configured during the initial /setup run.