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obra/superpowers

Superpowers is a large, active open source workflow layer for coding agents. It is built around composable skills and platform-specific plugins/instructions, with support for Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, OpenCode, and Gemini CLI. The repo is well-used and actively maintained, with 122,712 stars, 10,002 forks, and a recent release at v5.0.6 on 2026-03-25.

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Last pushed2026-03-26T00:16:56Z
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Prefer this fork if you want Superpowers as a more enforced task-management system for Claude Code, especially with hard verification gates and metadata-driven workflows. Prefer upstream if you want the broader, more general-purpose reference implementation with less local opinionation.

Choose this fork if your primary use case is Ruby or Rails and you want Superpowers adapted into a deeper domain-specific assistant. Choose upstream if you need the broadest platform coverage and the fastest access to mainline workflow changes.

Choose this fork if your work is mainly Laravel and you want Claude Code to behave like a Laravel-aware assistant out of the box. Stick with upstream if you need broad platform support, the latest workflow changes, or a more general-purpose agent framework.

Choose this fork if you want a Claude Code-centered, more governed version of Superpowers. Choose upstream if you need the broader, actively evolving multi-platform workflow framework and the latest integrations.

Choose this fork if your main workload is Rails and you want opinionated agent guidance for Rails conventions, testing, and review. Stay with upstream if you need the broadest multi-platform coverage and the newest general Superpowers changes.

Choose this fork if you want Superpowers plus stronger automation, guardrails, and memory-driven workflows. Choose upstream if you want the original, more general-purpose framework with less divergence and easier update tracking.