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gstack — Garry Tan’s Claude Code Setup
Turn Claude Code into a full virtual engineering team — CEO, designer, reviewer, QA, and release. (For developers.)
Part of gstack by @garrytan ↗gstack is entrepreneur Garry Tan’s exact Claude Code setup, packaged as one system: 23 opinionated specialists and 8 power tools that turn Claude Code into a virtual engineering team — a CEO, an engineering manager, a designer, a code reviewer, a QA lead, a security officer, and a release engineer. All slash commands, all Markdown, MIT-licensed and free.
What it does
- Turns Claude Code into a virtual engineering team of specialists — each one a slash command.
- A CEO that rethinks the product, an engineering manager that locks the architecture, and a designer that catches “AI slop.”
- A reviewer that hunts production bugs, a QA lead that opens a real browser, and a security officer that runs OWASP + STRIDE audits.
- A release engineer that ships the PR — plus power tools for planning, benchmarking, and browsing.
What's in the download
- The complete gstack system — 23 specialist skills and 8 power tools (slash commands).
- Its setup script and shared tooling, so the whole team works together.
How to install (2 minutes)
- 1Heads up: gstack installs as one complete setup — not a single drop-in skill.
- 2Quickest way — in Claude Code, run: git clone --single-branch --depth 1 https://github.com/garrytan/gstack.git ~/.claude/skills/gstack && cd ~/.claude/skills/gstack && ./setup
- 3Prefer the download? Unzip the file below into ~/.claude/skills/gstack and run ./setup from inside that folder.
- 4Then type /learn to see everything, or jump straight to a command like /review or /ship.
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