GRI AI / Developer release
Claude Code subagents
Supercharge Claude Code. The right agent. The right settings. A second look before code runs—powered by the Liz AI Platform's auto-classifier.
What it does
Two tools, one goal: better output.
A shared set of Claude Code subagents, each pinned to the right model and effort level. The agents are language- and framework-agnostic: they read each project's own conventions, build files and test commands instead of assuming them. Choose routing or risk-check mode at installation; these modes currently run separately.
Route with precision
A prompt router matches each request to the right specialist agent, with model and effort settings tuned to the task.
Keep auto mode in check
A risk check reviews every file edit and shell command before it runs—even in auto mode. High-risk actions pause for your confirmation.
Get started
Install in one line.
The installer adds the agents and the risk check. Your browser opens to sign in to status402; then restart Claude Code. It needs Claude Code, git, python3 and a status402 account.
Prefer the prompt router? Set CLAUDE_TOOLS=router. Use none to install the agents only. Re-run the installer to update the agents or switch tools.
To uninstall, run:
Transparency
What gets sent where.
The agents are local files. The two optional tools call the status402 service, which you sign in to through your browser.
Risk check (the default)
Sends the tool's name, the command or file path, and the text being written—before every shell command and file write or edit.
Router
Sends your prompt, and the agents' names and descriptions—on every prompt.
Agents only
With CLAUDE_TOOLS=none, nothing is sent.
Documentation
Read more.
How it works
The pieces, the agents and their models, and how to customise them.
Installer reference
Requirements, options, what the installer changes, signing in, the sync, updating.
The risk-check hook
How every change is reviewed before it runs.
The MCP router
How prompts are matched to the right specialist agent.
Troubleshooting
Common issues and how to resolve them.
Contributing and security
Read before sharing the installer with a team.