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This repository provides a spec workflow system that uses Claude Code's Sub-Agents feature to automate a software development pipeline. It is designed for development teams and project owners who want to convert project ideas into production-ready artifacts by orchestrating specialized AI agents across planning, development, and validation phases. The repo includes a set of agent definitions, a slash command for launching full or partial workflows, installation steps to copy agents into a project's .claude directory, and documentation conventions in CLAUDE.md. It supplies example usage scenarios, configuration options for quality thresholds and phases, and a recommended project layout. The system emphasizes artifact-driven transitions where each agent produces documents consumed by the next, and it includes guidance for CI/CD integration, debugging, and extending the workflow with new agents or custom validators.

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The project defines a coordinated multi-agent architecture with a spec-orchestrator plus specialist agents for analysis, architecture, planning, development, testing, review, and validation. It includes automated quality gates with adjustable thresholds for planning, development, and production readiness. Distributed agent files are organized into categories such as spec-agents, backend, frontend, ui-ux, and utility. A ready-to-use slash command enables starting full or phase-limited workflows and supports options like quality threshold, skip-agent, phase selection, output directory, and language. The README documents installation steps, artifact conventions, example workflows, debug mode, CI/CD integration snippets, and extension points for adding agents, custom validators, parallel execution, and performance optimizations.
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The system helps teams accelerate development by automating recurring lifecycle tasks and enforcing consistency through quality gates and artifact handoffs. It reduces manual coordination by routing responsibilities to specialized agents and producing standardized outputs such as requirements, architecture, task lists, source code, tests, and validation reports. Users can tailor quality thresholds, skip phases when requirements already exist, run single-phase validations, and integrate checks into CI/CD pipelines. The repo"s conventions encourage organized documentation and repeatable project structure, which aids collaboration, traceability, and maintainability. Guidance for customization and extension makes it possible to adapt the workflow to domain-specific needs or to add security, performance, or other validators.

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