Superclaude

SuperClaude is an open source command line tool that uses Claude AI to automate documentation work in a GitHub workflow. It is installed as a global npm package and runs on the developer's own machine, reading local git changes, sending them directly to Claude, committing locally and pushing to GitHub. It is aimed at developers who want better commit messages and project documentation with less manual effort. Features include AI generated commit messages that analyze changes and accept context, changelogs built from commit history, code reviews covering security, performance and best practices, commit annotations that add notes to history, brainstorming that analyzes a codebase and suggests improvements, and generated README files and technical documentation. A verification step checks dependencies and caches the result for 24 hours, validating Claude, Git and GitHub authentication. The vendor states that all processing is local, that no SuperClaude servers exist, and that it does not store, track or analyze code. Traffic goes only to Claude AI and GitHub, and the source can be audited. The tool is free to install, with documentation and a GitHub repository linked from the site. No pricing page is published. Usage of Claude itself depends on the user's own Claude access.