Composure is a code quality and enforcement tool for projects built with Claude Code. It is designed for both people who write code directly and those who build with AI, and it focuses on catching architecture, security, and quality issues while code is being written rather than after review or push.
Its described capabilities include architecture enforcement, security scanning, and code quality checks in real time. The page says issues are caught at write-time, not review-time, and that Composure hooks run at the PostToolUse level outside the model, cannot be bypassed, and have zero token cost. For developers, it offers enforcement hooks across 8 languages, a code knowledge graph with 13 MCP tools, commit gating, and a full lifecycle from blueprint to deploy. For creators using AI, it handles security, testing, and code organization automatically without requiring technical knowledge.
The product is presented as having six systems working together: Graph + Blueprint + Architecture routing, Quality guard + Security scanning + Task queue, PR review + Delta review + Verification discipline, Convention-aware generation + Coverage analysis, CI/CD generation + Docker + Preflight checklist, and a shared data model. Additional named features include Testbench, which reads existing tests and generates new ones that match the project’s style, and Shipyard, which generates CI/CD workflows, validates Dockerfiles, and runs preflight checks. The page also mentions a suite of five specialized plugins and one brain, with plugins named Cortex, Composure, Sentinel, Shipyard, Testbench, and Design Forge.
Composure is built for Claude Code and is delivered as one install with zero configuration. The page also states that the catalog keeps expanding and lists 6 plugins, 49 skills, 20 hooks, and 456+ patterns and examples.
In the AI code review space, Composure Pro takes a focused approach. Automatically enforcing code quality, security, and architecture standards during development. Composure Pro is a B2B product aimed at developers and teams using Claude Code. A free plan is available; paid tiers begin at $15. It ships for the command line.
Composure Pro first shipped in 2026. The project is developed in the open on GitHub with 69 stars and 372 commits in the last 90 days. Among its 7 catalogued features are code quality enforcement, security scanning, and architecture checks. It exposes integrations via an MCP server.
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