Tools

Agile AI-driven development method: analyst, product manager, UX designer and other role skills turn ideas into product briefs, PRDs and PRFAQs, then split them into tasks for agents. Needs a skills-capable agent such as Claude Code, plus Node.js, Git and uv; then run bmad setup.

Official Anthropic plugin that builds a shareable status page for big multi-track projects such as migrations, launches or research: goals, workstream order, next steps and risks; say 'refresh' to update the same link. Needs a claude.ai login; Artifacts are a beta for Team and Enterprise plans.

Official Linear plugin in Anthropic's marketplace: connects the hosted Linear MCP to create and update issues, manage projects and states, and search across workspaces from chat. Needs a Linear account and OAuth authorization.

Official Asana plugin in Claude's plugin marketplace: connects Claude Code to the Asana V2 MCP server to create and manage tasks, search projects, change assignees and track progress. Create your own Asana OAuth app first, then run /asana-setup after installing.

Context-driven development plugin: first captures product vision, tech stack and workflow docs, then generates a spec and phased plan for each feature, executes with TDD and supports per-task rollback. Ported from Google's Conductor for Gemini CLI.

Creates, updates or reprioritizes a product roadmap: decides what moves when new work comes in, shifts timelines after dependency slips, or builds a Now/Next/Later view from scratch. Reads existing items from your project management tool when connected. From Anthropic's product-management plugin.

Builds onboarding plans for new hires: a pre-start checklist (accounts, equipment, buddy), day-one and first-week schedules, and 30/60/90-day goals. Works in plain chat; with an HRIS, knowledge base or calendar connected it pulls in team info and books day-one events. Official from Anthropic.

Anthropic's official knowledge work plugin: manages tasks in TASKS.md, remembers colleagues, projects and internal jargon with two-tier memory, and generates a local dashboard. Can sync to-dos with calendar, email and chat tools.

Anthropic's official business operations plugin: vendor evaluations, process docs (flowcharts, RACI, SOPs), change requests, capacity planning, status reports and runbooks. Works without external tools and does more with ITSM and project management tools connected.

Parses a PRD into a dependency-aware task list with complexity analysis, task breakdown and research; the plugin bundles slash commands, subagents and the MCP server. Needs a model API key, or reuse a Claude Code or Codex CLI login.

Parses a PRD into a dependency-aware task list so Claude Code, Cursor and other agents pick up the next task in order, split subtasks and update progress. Offers both a CLI and an MCP server. Needs at least one model API key, or reuse a Claude Code or Codex login.

Parses a PRD into a dependency-aware task list so Cursor, Claude Code and other coding agents break it down, implement it and track progress; also works as a CLI. Needs at least one model API key, or reuse a Claude Code or Codex CLI login.

Graph-based task tracking and memory for coding agents: a dependency graph replaces Markdown plans, agents claim ready work with bd ready and keep context across sessions. The plugin injects workflow instructions through hooks. Requires the bd CLI.

Graph-based task tracker CLI (bd) for coding agents: replaces Markdown plans with a dependency-aware task graph that gives long tasks persistent memory. Stored in Dolt and syncable across machines; bd init hooks it into Claude Code and Codex automatically.

Keeps the plan, research findings and progress in three files (task_plan.md, findings.md, progress.md) and injects them every turn via hooks, so work resumes after /clear, context compaction or an interrupted session. A Chinese-language variant is also available.

Official Lark (Feishu) workflow skill that turns your calendar events and open tasks for today, tomorrow or this week into a standup summary, flagging conflicts and free slots. Needs lark-cli with Node.js, app setup, and calendar and task permissions on your own account.

The 20+ skills that ship with the official Lark (Feishu) lark-cli, covering messages, docs, Base, Sheets, calendar, mail, tasks, approvals and meeting notes. Install lark-cli and complete app setup and authorization first.

Official Lark (Feishu) CLI with 200+ commands for messages, docs, Base, Sheets, calendar, mail, approvals, OKRs, meetings and Minutes, plus 20+ bundled lark-* agent skills and structured output. Create a Lark app and sign in first.

Official Lark (Feishu) OKR skill: view OKR cycles, create and edit objectives and key results, update quantitative progress and notes, and adjust alignment, order and weights to drive team goals (no performance reviews). Needs lark-cli and authorization.

Google Workspace CLI for scripts and agents covering Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Docs, Sheets, Contacts and Tasks, with JSON output, read-only mode and command allowlists; can also run as a read-only-by-default MCP server. Bring your own Google OAuth client.

Spec-driven project management for software: guides brainstorming into a PRD, breaks it into epics and dependent tasks synced as GitHub Issues, answers standup, next-step and blocker questions, and can dispatch several agents to code in parallel. Needs Git, an authenticated gh CLI and a GitHub repo.

Linear's official plugin in OpenAI's Codex marketplace: search, create and update Linear issues, projects and initiatives from Codex, and draft PRDs, status updates and customer request summaries. Codex only; needs a Linear account and authorization.

Turns a Notion PRD or feature spec into an implementation plan page and tasks, flagging open questions and linking spec, plan and tasks while tracking progress. From OpenAI's official plugin repo (developer: Notion); needs the Notion MCP connected.

Turns any folder into a Markdown task board: Claude Code or Codex break work into tasks with acceptance criteria for review before coding, managed from the terminal or a browser board. Works without Git for personal plans too. Runs locally with no account; needs Node.js or Homebrew.