A multi-agent workflow for building software features
This is an advanced workflow for moving a software feature from an early idea toward release. It covers brainstorming, mockups, stress testing, detailed planning, breaking work into tasks, parallel coding, strict review, improvement, , and updates. A acts as the lead and coordinates the rest of the process.
Smaller agents handle separate pieces of work. Each coding task runs in an , so different changes are less likely to interfere with each other. The workflow also uses multiple models and , where some review steps deliberately look for weaknesses.
One goal is to manage context more efficiently by keeping different stages and tasks separated.
Key points
- The workflow covers the full feature path from idea to tests and .
- A coordinates smaller agents and model choices.
- Separate worktrees let agents work in parallel without mixing code changes.
- is used to find weak design or choices.
- The workflow tries to keep context controlled by separating stages and responsibilities.