sparc-methodology
SPARC methodology for multi-agent development: systematic Specification, Pseudocode, Architecture, Refinement, and Completion workflows via Claude Flow orchestration.
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SPARC methodology for multi-agent development: systematic Specification, Pseudocode, Architecture, Refinement, and Completion workflows via Claude Flow orchestration.
Transform AI agents into proactive partners using WAL Protocol, persistent memory buffers, and autonomous cron scheduling to anticipate needs and improve performance.
Validates cross-artifact consistency (spec, plan, tasks) and detects breaking changes (API, DB, UI) during software feature development.
A framework for creating, testing, and managing autonomous AI subagents within project environments using Test-Driven Development principles.
Specialized QA testing agent for morphir-dotnet, covering test plans, regression, E2E verification, bug reporting, and package validation.
Orchestrates complex multi-agent software development using a structured Royal Navy squadron metaphor, featuring mission planning, parallel task coordination, and rigorous audit logs.
AWS ECS skill for container orchestration. Manage clusters, task definitions, services, and deployments with best-practice patterns for Fargate and EC2.
Profiles application performance using k6, Artillery, or JMeter to measure latency, throughput, and error rates. Ideal for planning load, stress, and soak tests to identify bottlenecks.
Dedicated E2E testing agent for Playwright and Docker-based web applications, supporting automated test execution, report generation, and test creation.
Expert guidance and configuration standards for creating specialized OpenCode AI agents, including YAML frontmatter, tool permissions, and operational modes.
Plan features through an interactive, multi-step process that generates comprehensive Product Requirements Documents (PRDs) with user stories, acceptance criteria, and technical specifications.
Automatically apply safe quality fixes including formatting (Black, isort), linting (Ruff auto-fixes), and resolving formatter conflicts to maintain Python code quality.