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shrwnsan/tempo
tempo — safety-proportional process for agentic SDLC (Claude Code plugin, developed via the…
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Safety-proportional process for agentic SDLC. Trivial changes skip ceremony;
risky changes earn it.
This is the namespace and landing repo for the tempo Claude Code plugin. The
plugin is developed and released through the
VibeKit plugin marketplace
— canonical source:
plugins/tempo.
## Results at a glance
On the fixed benchmark harness (medians of 3 runs per task, every task passed
hidden verification):
Risky changes: 34% fewer tokens than bare Claude Code, with the plan
file and review gate included
Trivial changes: fewer turns and faster wall-clock than bare
Standard changes: test-first plus full verification costs about 1.9×
bare — and on the same-CLI comparison comes in slightly under the
process-heavy reference plugin (0.79× its tokens, 0.91× its turns)
75 of 75 tasks passed hidden verification across every benchmark run
## Install
claude plugin install https://github.com/shrwnsan/vibekit-claude-plugins
## What it does
A ~10-line routing table injected once per session — not a philosophy lecture
Every task tiers 0 / 1 / 2 by risk; tier 0 usually loads nothing at all
Tier 1: one-line plan note, test-first, single agent
Tier 2: short plan file → build → review gate → verify gate
Fail-twice auto-promotion: the same fix failing twice moves the task up a
tier automatically
Verify before done at every tier: run the checks, quote the evidence
Portable skills: the four skills are Agent Skills compliant — they work
in Pi and Amp via shared skill directories (routing hook stays
Claude Code-only)
## Why
On a fixed golden-task harness, the reference process-heavy plugin
(superpowers) cost 1.2–2.7× tokens and 1.45–1.8× turns more than bare Claude
Code at identical correctness, on every tier (33/33 hidden tests in both
conditions). tempo keeps the safety disciplines where they pay and drops the
flat tax everywhere else.
Latest benchmark, same harness and backend, medians of 3 runs per task (bare
re-based on the same CLI; superpowers is the October baseline):
| Tier | bare | superpowers | tempo |
| 0 trivial | 16.5 turns · 16.2k tok · 37s | 24 turns · 26.4k tok · 69s | 16 turns · 24.8k tok · 30s |
| 1 standard | 17 turns · 16.6k tok · 81s | 29 turns · 51k tok · 199s | 25.5 turns · 31.6k tok · 106s |
| 2 risky | 24.5 turns · 44.1k tok · 196s | 40.5 turns · 60.9k tok · 308s | 25 turns · 29.1k tok · 189s |
Hidden tests passed in every run recorded (75/75 across baselines, smoke, and
reruns). Tier 2 beat bare outright: 0.66× tokens at parity turns and
risky changes earn it.
This is the namespace and landing repo for the tempo Claude Code plugin. The
plugin is developed and released through the
VibeKit plugin marketplace
— canonical source:
plugins/tempo.
## Results at a glance
On the fixed benchmark harness (medians of 3 runs per task, every task passed
hidden verification):
Risky changes: 34% fewer tokens than bare Claude Code, with the plan
file and review gate included
Trivial changes: fewer turns and faster wall-clock than bare
Standard changes: test-first plus full verification costs about 1.9×
bare — and on the same-CLI comparison comes in slightly under the
process-heavy reference plugin (0.79× its tokens, 0.91× its turns)
75 of 75 tasks passed hidden verification across every benchmark run
## Install
claude plugin install https://github.com/shrwnsan/vibekit-claude-plugins
## What it does
A ~10-line routing table injected once per session — not a philosophy lecture
Every task tiers 0 / 1 / 2 by risk; tier 0 usually loads nothing at all
Tier 1: one-line plan note, test-first, single agent
Tier 2: short plan file → build → review gate → verify gate
Fail-twice auto-promotion: the same fix failing twice moves the task up a
tier automatically
Verify before done at every tier: run the checks, quote the evidence
Portable skills: the four skills are Agent Skills compliant — they work
in Pi and Amp via shared skill directories (routing hook stays
Claude Code-only)
## Why
On a fixed golden-task harness, the reference process-heavy plugin
(superpowers) cost 1.2–2.7× tokens and 1.45–1.8× turns more than bare Claude
Code at identical correctness, on every tier (33/33 hidden tests in both
conditions). tempo keeps the safety disciplines where they pay and drops the
flat tax everywhere else.
Latest benchmark, same harness and backend, medians of 3 runs per task (bare
re-based on the same CLI; superpowers is the October baseline):
| Tier | bare | superpowers | tempo |
| 0 trivial | 16.5 turns · 16.2k tok · 37s | 24 turns · 26.4k tok · 69s | 16 turns · 24.8k tok · 30s |
| 1 standard | 17 turns · 16.6k tok · 81s | 29 turns · 51k tok · 199s | 25.5 turns · 31.6k tok · 106s |
| 2 risky | 24.5 turns · 44.1k tok · 196s | 40.5 turns · 60.9k tok · 308s | 25 turns · 29.1k tok · 189s |
Hidden tests passed in every run recorded (75/75 across baselines, smoke, and
reruns). Tier 2 beat bare outright: 0.66× tokens at parity turns and
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