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This repository is a meta-skill/plugin for Claude Code that serves as a 'team-architecture factory'. It is not a traditional software application but a collection of highly structured Markdown files (SKILL.md and references) that act as instructions for the Claude Code AI to design and evolve multi-agent teams. The system takes a domain description from a user and generates agent definitions, skills, and orchestrators to automate complex workflows. It demonstrates deep expertise in multi-agent orchestration: three execution modes (workflow orchestration, persistent agent collaboration, sub-agent delegation), six team architecture patterns, and workflow-native quality patterns (adversarial verification, judge panels, loop-until-dry). The project underwent a ground-up rebuild from v1 to v2 to align with the current Claude Code runtime, removing reliance on deprecated APIs like TeamCreate. The codebase is exceptionally well-documented for its domain, with clear principles, phased workflows, testing methodologies, and migration guides. The primary artifact is documentation, not executable code, which limits traditional software engineering evaluation but the craftsmanship in structuring meta-instructions for an AI is high. It is actively maintained with recent commits, thorough changelog, and professional issue templates.
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A self-contained reference guide for designing QA agents in multi-agent systems. It identifies six common boundary mismatch patterns (API response to frontend hooks, file paths to links, state transition mapping, etc.) and prescribes a structured verification methodology: reading both producer and consumer code together for each integration point. It includes a reusable checklist template and a QA agent definition template that can be adapted to any project. The patterns are technology-agnostic and the document can be extracted and used in any multi-agent orchestration framework without modification.