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Claude Code plugin pdlc-skills installation guide released

This guide details how to install and use the pdlc-skills tool, a plugin for Claude Code, within your own projects. The installation process is straightforward, requiring a single command for either global or project-scoped deployment. The post emphasizes that users do not need to backfill existing tests or documentation. It highlights the importance of understanding the initial commands, particularly `/pdlc-adopt scan` for existing projects, which analyzes the codebase without making changes, and `/pdlc-bootstrap` for new projects to generate initial structures. AI

IMPACT Provides a practical guide for developers to integrate AI tools into their existing workflows.

RANK_REASON This is a guide for installing and using a specific tool/plugin, not a release of a new model or significant research.

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Claude Code plugin pdlc-skills installation guide released

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  1. dev.to — Claude Code tag TIER_1 English(EN) · kanfu-panda ·

    Getting pdlc-skills Running in Your Own Project

    <blockquote> <p>The first three posts were blueprints: what each layer is, where it lands, how they interlock. This one turns the other way — <strong>putting the blueprint onto your own project</strong>. By the end you should be able to install it, know which command to start fro…