AI software engineering for Claude Code
Beyond code
generation.
Buildomator plans, builds, tests, reviews, and ships. It brings the discipline of real software engineering to Claude Code, and only stops to ask about the decisions that need a human.
Engineering discipline
Not just faster. Better.
Buildomator follows proven engineering practices end to end, so you get code you can trust and a project that stays maintainable.
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Plan with intent
Architect features before writing code. Clear plans, fewer surprises.
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Design for change
Well-structured code and clean interfaces that age gracefully.
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Test everything
Automated tests by default. Confidence with every change.
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Review always
Every change reviewed. Quality isn't optional, it's built in.
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Ship with confidence
Pull requests that are ready. From local to production.
WHAT IS BUILDOMATOR
Built for the long game
For people who know what they want to build but would rather not live in the code. Buildomator brings real planning, testing, and release discipline to AI-assisted work. It only asks you about the calls that genuinely need a human, and keeps token use low across long projects.
~92% less per-turn token overhead
A performance-optimized evolution of GSD with a dramatically reduced prompt weight.
MCP-backed project state
Durable project memory that persists across sessions using the Model Context Protocol.
Auto-resume across /compact
Survives Claude's context compaction. Pick up right where you left off.
Single-install plugin
Install directly inside Claude Code with one command: /plugin install.
HOW IT WORKS
Describe what you want, then ship it
Tell Buildomator the software you want. It runs the whole lifecycle (plan, orchestrate, verify, ship) and only stops to ask about the decisions that need a human. You get real planning and testing without reading every line of code.
1. Install
Run these inside a Claude Code session.
/plugin marketplace add buildomator/marketplace
/plugin install bm@buildomator
/reload-plugins 2. Start a project or quick task
/bm:new-project# describe what you want; it becomes a roadmap
/bm:ddd # start with user-facing docs; implementation follows
/bm:quick # knock out one small, well-defined task 3. Drive the lifecycle
Run automatically or step through manually.
/bm:autonomous# run all phases end-to-end automatically
/bm:next # advance to the next logical step Autonomous runs all phases end-to-end. Use /bm:next to navigate step-by-step, or switch manually between commands (plan, execute, verify, ship).
4. Granular commands
When you need fine-grained control.
/bm:plan # break the work into a phased roadmap
/bm:execute # run each step in its own subcontext
/bm:verify # check the change against the plan
/bm:progress # see status across every step
/bm:ship # close the milestone and prep the release 5. Resume & navigate
/bm:resume-work# pick up where you left off (auto-restored via MCP)
/bm:pause-work # save checkpoint before switching context State persists automatically across sessions via MCP. Survives context compaction, power loss, and terminal resets.
CORE PRINCIPLES
Four principles. One mindset.
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Plan with clarity
Every project starts with a structured plan, not a guess.
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Orchestrate in parallel
Independent work runs as parallel agents, so complex builds move quickly.
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Verify every change
Each change is checked against its plan before it becomes permanent.
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Ship with confidence
From plan to production, every step is traceable and controlled.
WHAT BUILDERS SAY
Built for builders, by builders
Example layout. Real testimonials coming soon.
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Finally, a tool that makes long-horizon Claude Code projects actually manageable. The per-turn token reduction alone changed how I plan work.
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The /bm:plan → /bm:execute loop is exactly how structured AI coding should work. Every step traceable, every change verifiable.
COVERAGE
In the community
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