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Claude Code learns from your corrections: self-correcting memory that compounds over 50+ sessions. Context engineering, parallel worktrees, agent teams, and 17 battle-tested skills.

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Open Source

About pro-workflow

Pro Workflow is an open-source collection of battle-tested patterns and components for Claude Code, designed for power users who ship production code daily. It includes self-correcting memory, persistent FTS5-indexed wikis, an auto-research loop, multi-LLM council, parallel worktrees, and quality gates. The system comprises 41 skills, 8 agents, 24 hook events, 23 commands, 3 contexts, and 13 guides, all built around progressive skill disclosure and context isolation. It also features split memory (modular CLAUDE.md), context discipline, learning logs, survey generation, and automation via 24 hook events. Pro Workflow is available for Claude Code and Cursor (with 32+ agents), and stores data in SQLite with FTS5 full-text search.

Key Features

Self-correcting memory that compounds improvements over sessions via LEARN rules
Parallel worktrees for zero dead time with native claude -w
Persistent FTS5-indexed wikis (9 flavors: research, paper, domain, product, etc.)
Auto-research loop with budget-capped BFS over web/arXiv/GitHub sources
Multi-LLM council (provider-agnostic 3-phase deliberation) using Anthropic/OpenAI/OpenRouter/Fireworks
Quality gates on completion and post-tool-use events
41 skills, 8 agents, 24 hook events, 23 commands, 3 contexts
Split memory with modular CLAUDE.md (entry point, AGENTS.md, SOUL.md, LEARNED.md)
Context discipline for managing 200k token budget
Learning log for auto-documenting insights from sessions

Pros & Cons

Pros
  • Self-correcting memory compounds accuracy over sessions with minimal user effort
  • Parallel worktrees eliminate idle time during long-running tasks
  • Persistent FTS5 wikis provide fast, searchable knowledge storage
  • Multi-LLM council reduces dependency on a single provider and improves robustness
  • Open-source and free to use with no licensing costs
  • Extensive automation via 24 hook events streamlines workflows
  • Modular architecture allows progressive skill disclosure and easier onboarding
Cons
  • Requires Claude Code as the underlying platform; not a standalone tool
  • Steep learning curve due to the large number of skills, agents, and commands
  • Documentation may be limited to the infographic and source code
  • Setup and configuration can be complex for new users
  • Performance depends on Claude Code's capabilities and API limits

Best For

Production code development with continuous improvement from correctionsComplex project management using parallel worktrees and agent teamsAutomated research and literature surveys with budget-capped explorationContext engineering and token budget management in large codebasesBatch code reviews at checkpoints with 80/20 review patternMulti-LLM orchestration for redundant or diverse reasoningLearning from failures and auto-generating rules to prevent recurrence

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FAQ

What is Pro Workflow?
Pro Workflow is an open-source collection of battle-tested patterns and components for Claude Code, designed to improve productivity through self-correcting memory, persistent wikis, auto-research, multi-LLM councils, and parallel worktrees.
How does the self-correction loop work?
When a user corrects a mistake, the system proposes a [LEARN] rule. After user approval, the rule is persisted in LEARNED.md and the database, compounding improvements over 50+ sessions.
What platforms does Pro Workflow support?
Pro Workflow supports Claude Code and Cursor (with 32+ agents). It uses SQLite with FTS5 for storage and runs on any system where Claude Code is available.
What are the main components included?
The system includes 41 skills, 8 agents, 24 hook events, 23 commands, 3 contexts, 12 rules, and 37 scripts, organized into categories like wiki, research, and survey generation.
Is Pro Workflow free?
Yes, Pro Workflow is open-source and free to use. It is hosted on GitHub under the MIT license.