A multi-agent workflow gates code changes behind multi-stage audits
This workflow uses a custom Claude "skill" to coordinate multiple agents and multiple models for handling complex code changes. The desired changes are written into a plain text file in the project; a first plans the work, then an spawns specialized sub-agents to run tasks in parallel.
To cut down on , it keeps a separate "sketch pad" memory area so agents only pass along the information they actually need. After changes are made, it runs a broad test suite and diffs the modified files, then requires multiple stages of auditing before anything is actually committed and the app is restarted.
Claude can also help write the change-request text file itself. The workflow rates itself 90 out of 100 for value and is labeled "advanced" difficulty.
Key points
- Changes are written into a project text file; a plans the work and an runs specialized sub-agents in parallel
- A separate "sketch pad" memory area limits what agents pass to each other, cutting
- Runs a broad test suite and diffs changed files after edits
- Requires clearing multiple audit stages before anything is actually committed and the app restarts
- Self-rated 90/100 for value, labeled "advanced" difficulty