docs: add superclaude

[gwendall]

Pull Request

Type of Contribution

• New Resource - Adding a new resource to the list
• Update Resource - Updating existing resource information (e.g., broken link, license info)
• Repository Improvement - Improving the repository itself (not adding resources)

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For New Resources

Resource Information

• Display Name: SuperClaude
• Category: Tooling
• Sub-Category (if applicable):
• Primary Link: https://github.com/gwendall/superclaude
• Author Name: gwendall
• Author Link: https://github.com/gwendall
• License (if known): MIT

Description

Supercharge your GitHub workflow with Claude AI. Transform 'fix stuff' commits into professional messages, generate intelligent changelogs, create comprehensive docs, and get AI code reviews that actually understand your codebase.

Checklist for New Resources

• Added entry to .myob/scripts/resource-metadata.csv
• Ran make generate to update README.md
• Verified link works and points to correct resource
• Used appropriate category from the list above
• Description is concise (1-2 sentences max)
• For GitHub resources, used permalink where applicable
• Ran make validate MAX_LINKS=1 to test link validation

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For Resource Updates

What Changed?

• Resource Name:
• Change Type:
• Details:

Checklist for Updates

• Updated entry in .myob/scripts/resource-metadata.csv
• Ran make generate to update README.md
• Verified new information is correct
• Ran make validate MAX_LINKS=1 to test if applicable

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For Repository Improvements

Description of Changes

Checklist for Repository Changes

• Changes follow existing code style
• Updated relevant documentation
• Tested changes locally
• Pre-commit hooks pass

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Additional Notes

SuperClaude is a CLI tool that enhances GitHub workflows by leveraging Claude Code's capabilities. It provides commands for intelligent commit messages, automated changelog generation, README creation, code reviews, documentation generation, brainstorming, and git history annotation. The tool requires Claude Code as a dependency and integrates seamlessly with existing GitHub workflows.

Questions?

• See CONTRIBUTING.md for detailed contribution guidelines
• Use /project:add-new-resource in Claude Code for guided contribution (optional)
• The CSV approach ensures consistent formatting - never edit README.md directly!

[hesreallyhim]

@gwendall thanks very much for contributing! I think this probably looks worth including, but I'd like to know a little more specifics about the "unique value prop" by trying it out - to be devil's advocate, Claude Code already does some of these things really well, like the auto-generated commit messages are impressively detailed IMO, not "fixes stuff", you know? So I want to probe a little more, but leaning towards yes.

[hesreallyhim]

like initial thoughts, it kind of looks like 6 slash-command style prompts with a lot of nice packaging - and that might be totally valuable, so just trying to understand what it is. Good work though, thanks.

[hesreallyhim]

ok one more thing - there is currently another SuperClaude who wants to be on the list - https://github.com/NomenAK/SuperClaude - this repo has a lot of stars, relatively speaking, but also you're both MIT-Licensed and I don't think the name is trademarked, but I'm curious whether you were aware of this and is it maybe something you want to address so people don't get confused? Just asking really, I don't think it's a copy/plagiarism or something.

[hesreallyhim]

Thanks for submitting this awesome resource @gwendall . I checked out the repo, I think this is really more like a set of awesome prompts/slash-commands(?) packaged as an installable library. As I mentioned above, some of the things are already things that Claude Code does pretty masterfully IMO (commit messages), but there is value-add in, for instance, the changelog feature or the brainstorm command, but I think these are just handy prompts with a bit of CLI "spice", so I'm not sure it lives up to my expectations of a "SuperClaude" library - perhaps consider submitting it as a collection of slash-commands or something(?) Happy to hear what you think about this - is there something I'm missing? (I did read the source code fwiw)