Use Garry Tan's exact Claude Code setup
gstack turns Claude Code from one generic assistant into a team of specialists you can summon on demand. Six opinionated workflow skills for Claude Code. Plan review, code review, one-command shipping, browser automation, and engineering retrospectives — all as slash commands.
GStack includes /review for rigorous code review, /qa for real browser testing, /cso for security audits (OWASP + STRIDE), and /design-review to catch AI-generated UI slop. These structured workflows ensure AI-written code meets production standards without manual overhead.
GStack provides /office-hours for product interrogation, /plan-ceo-review for strategic challenge, and /autoplan for end-to-end feature planning. These tools help founders and technical leads think through scope, architecture, and feasibility before Claude Code writes a single line.
GStack integrates directly into Claude Code as local skills and works with GitHub repositories. All 23 tools are Markdown-based slash commands that operate on branches, PRs, and staging URLs, keeping the entire AI-assisted workflow inside the developer's existing version control and CI/CD pipeline.
GStack skills work natively in OpenClaw agents via ClawHub, allowing teams to dispatch coding tasks (security audits, code review, QA, feature builds) to AI agents that automatically invoke the right GStack workflow and report results back.
GStack provides 23 specialized AI agent roles (CEO, designer, eng manager, QA, security officer, release engineer) as slash commands that orchestrate Claude Code to plan, review, test, and deploy code. This lets one person move at the velocity of a larger team by automating architectural decisions, design validation, security audits, and release workflows.