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Overview

RStack can run in any framework that can read files. The universal adapter requires no native integration — just clone the repo, set RSTACK_HOME, and use the bootstrap prompt.

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Setup

git clone https://github.com/richard-devbot/SDLC-rstack.git ~/rstack-agents
export RSTACK_HOME=~/rstack-agents
Or use a local checkout: 
export RSTACK_HOME=/path/to/SDLC-rstack

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Bootstrap prompt

Paste this into any agent’s system prompt or first message: 
Use RStack SDLC from $RSTACK_HOME.
Read agents/core/orchestrator.md first.
Use agents/core/builder.md for implementation tasks.
Use agents/core/validator.md for read-only verification.
Use agents/sdlc/ for lifecycle routing.
Use skills/ and plugins/ only when relevant.
Write run state under .rstack/runs/<run_id>/.
Require specs, approvals, traceability, builder.json, validation.json, and command evidence.
Never claim DONE without evidence.

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Limitations

Without a native adapter, RStack runs in a reduced mode:
  • No automatic lifecycle hooks
  • No automatic destructive action blocking
  • No native slash commands
  • All lifecycle coordination via prompt
The full agent/skill/plugin library (196 agents, 156 skills, 72 plugins) is still available as file context.

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Planned adapters

adapters/mcp          → Expose RStack tools to MCP clients
adapters/claude-code  → Export agents/commands/skills into Claude Code layout
adapters/codex        → Generate AGENTS.md + task runner
adapters/gemini       → Generate GEMINI.md + command pack
adapters/sdk          → Node/Python library for custom harnesses