feat: Add CC Agents Commands module (53 Claude Code extensions)

[Autopsias]

What

Adds a new sample custom module with 53 battle-tested Claude Code extensions (16 commands, 35 agents, 2 skills) for workflow automation, testing, and CI/CD orchestration.

Why

Provides the BMAD community with ready-to-use Claude Code extensions that help developers stay in flow - automating PR management, CI failure resolution, parallel task execution, and BMAD development workflows.

How

• Added new module at samples/sample-custom-modules/cc-agents-commands/
• Organized into commands/, agents/, and skills/ directories
• Included comprehensive README with installation and usage docs
• No changes to existing BMAD code - purely additive sample module

Testing

• All extensions are production-tested in active development workflows
• Module structure follows existing sample-custom-modules patterns
• README verified for accuracy against actual file contents

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Highlights:

Category	Examples
Workflow	/pr, /nextsession, /commit-orchestrate
CI/CD	/ci-orchestrate, ci-strategy-analyst, ci-infrastructure-builder
Testing	/test-orchestrate, unit-test-fixer, e2e-test-fixer
BMAD	/epic-dev, epic-story-creator, epic-code-reviewer
ATDD	epic-atdd-writer, epic-test-expander, epic-test-reviewer
Parallel	/parallel, parallel-orchestrator

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[bmadcode]

Hi there @Autopsias - thank you for the PR, will take some time to review asap after the holiday.

[alexeyv]

It's pretty clear that a non-trivial amount of time, effort and thought went into these files, so I hate what I'm about to write next.

This is big enough to be its own repo, and too different to merge into BMAD as-is. Vendor lock-in to Anthropic, has some prompts that are specifically about web work in Python, and occasionaly opinionated in ways that BMM shouldn't be. E.g. mocking file system operations.

Apologies, if this sounds like a knee-jerk reaction, but it would take days to read through 20k lines of prompts carefully enough to see the great ideas undoubtedly present in there.

So... I think the right response is to reject the PR, BUT have a conversation along the lines of "okay, what are the top three (five? twenty?) things here that would make lives better across the spectrum of BMM users?". Make each of these into a digestibly-sized PR of its own.

I would also suggest making a Github repo out of this and announcing it on BMAD's Discord. And for as long as you choose to maintain it, keep announcing new versions every month or two.

[bmadcode]

Thanks again Ricardo! Good points from @alexeyv here and he offers a good suggestion re a dedicated repo.

Sub agents for claude are one thing I have been wanting to get to and in for a while and have just not had the time to focus on that. If there are any that are generic and would be useful to use that would be a really good focused contribution as a stand alone PR though, would love to see that.