007 - Agentic Software Delivery Workflows

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   CLASSIFIED: AGENT WORKFLOWS

Mission Briefing: Your destination for advanced agentic software delivery configurations, examples, and operational intelligence.

🎯 Project Overview

Project 007 is a comprehensive collection of resources for orchestrating sophisticated agentic workflows in software development. This repository contains battle-tested agent definitions, workflow patterns, and operational configurations designed to enhance your software delivery capabilities.

🗂️ Repository Structure

007/
├── agents/              # Elite agent definitions tuned for specific missions
├── commands/            # Advanced operational commands and tool showcases
├── workflows/           # Complex multi-agent orchestration patterns
├── configurations/      # Operational configs and environment setups
├── examples/            # Field-tested implementation scenarios
├── documentation/       # Classified operational manuals
└── README.md           # You are here

🚀 Core Capabilities

Agent Arsenal

• Specialized Agents: Each agent is precision-tuned for specific operations
• Multi-Agent Coordination: Orchestrate complex missions with multiple agents
• Adaptive Workflows: Dynamic agent selection based on mission parameters

Workflow Patterns

• Sequential Operations: Chain agents for step-by-step execution
• Parallel Deployments: Run multiple agents simultaneously
• Conditional Branching: Smart routing based on outcomes
• Error Recovery: Built-in contingency protocols

Configuration Management

• Environment Templates: Pre-configured operational environments
• Tool Integrations: Seamless connection to your existing arsenal
• Security Protocols: Built-in safety measures and access controls

Command Operations

• Advanced Tool Showcases: Demonstration of Claude Code's full capabilities
• Multi-Agent Orchestration: Complex parallel and sequential agent deployments
• Automated Workflows: Pre-built commands for common development scenarios
• Next Priority: Autonomous execution of top-priority tasks from implementation plans

🔥 Featured Commands

/write-implementation-plan - Strategic Mission Planning

Mission Classification: Strategic Planning & Architecture
Clearance Level: Principal Software Engineer
Operational Theater: Requirements & Specifications

The /write-implementation-plan command deploys a Principal Software Engineer operative to transform your requirements and specifications into a comprehensive, battle-ready implementation plan. This strategic command creates the blueprint that /next-priority executes autonomously.

🎯 Operational Capabilities

Requirements Analysis

• Deep analysis of PRD (Product Requirements Document)
• Git history review to identify recent changes
• Priority assessment based on user value and business impact

Specification Integration

• Subagent-driven study of technical specifications
• Cataloging specs by feature area and topic
• Automatic spec-to-task mapping for compliance tracking

Phase & Milestone Architecture

• Strategic phase planning (Foundation → MVP → Production Ready → Scale)
• Tactical milestone definition with clear deliverables
• Progressive value delivery at every checkpoint

Problem-First Task Design

• Each task starts with WHY before HOW
• Comprehensive acceptance criteria (testing, security, docs, observability)
• Skeleton implementation examples for complex tasks
• User experience obsession across all touchpoints

Parallelization Optimization

• Tasks designed for maximum concurrent execution
• Clear dependency chains enable intelligent sequencing
• Milestone grouping for /next-priority efficiency

📋 Command Syntax

/write-implementation-plan [requirements_path] [plan_path] [specs_path]

Arguments:

• requirements_path (optional): Path to your PRD/requirements document
  • Default: docs/reqs/main.md
• plan_path (optional): Path to the implementation plan to create/update
  • Default: docs/plans/main.md
• specs_path (optional): Path to directory with implementation specifications
  • Default: docs/specs

🚀 Usage Examples

Standard Planning Mission - Create plan from default requirements:

/write-implementation-plan

Custom Requirements - Different requirements document:

/write-implementation-plan docs/reqs/mvp-requirements.md

Separate Plan File - Keep multiple plans:

/write-implementation-plan docs/reqs/main.md docs/plans/sprint-3.md

With Specifications - Include technical specs:

/write-implementation-plan docs/reqs/main.md docs/plans/main.md docs/specs

Full Custom Configuration:

/write-implementation-plan docs/reqs/v2-features.md docs/plans/v2-plan.md docs/specs/v2

💡 The Planning Workflow

1. Transform Requirements into Action Your PRD describes WHAT users need. The planner analyzes WHY it matters and designs HOW to build it incrementally.

2. Structure with Phases & Milestones

• Phases: Strategic stages (Foundation, MVP, Production Ready)
• Milestones: Tactical deliverables within each phase
• Tasks: Operational units with clear acceptance criteria

3. Specification-Driven Standards When specs exist, tasks automatically reference them:

• API design patterns → RESTful endpoint tasks
• Form validation standards → UI form tasks
• Security requirements → Authentication tasks

4. Parallel Execution Ready Tasks are designed with /next-priority in mind—clear dependencies, proper grouping, maximum parallelization opportunities.

🔄 The Complete Workflow: Plan → Execute → Iterate

The Autonomous Development Cycle:

# Phase 1: Strategic Planning
/write-implementation-plan docs/reqs/main.md docs/plans/main.md docs/specs

# Phase 2: Autonomous Execution
/next-priority docs/plans/main.md 3

# Phase 3: Review & Adjust
# Review completed milestone, provide feedback, adjust plan

# Phase 4: Continue Execution
/next-priority docs/plans/main.md 3

# Repeat until phase/milestone complete, then review before next phase

Key Workflow Principles:

• Plan First: Create comprehensive implementation plan with phases and milestones
• Execute by Milestone: Use /next-priority to execute tasks within current milestone
• Review at Boundaries: Review and course-correct between milestones and phases
• Iterate Continuously: Update plan based on learnings, repeat cycle

⚡ The Power of Strategic Planning

Without /write-implementation-plan:

"Let's build user authentication. Uh... where do we start? What about the database? Oh wait, we need to decide on the auth library first. And what about password reset? Should that be in this PR or separate? How do we test this? When do we write docs?"

With /write-implementation-plan:

Phase 2: MVP Launch

Milestone 2.1: User Authentication System

• [TASK-015] Database schema for users and sessions (follows db-design-spec.md)
• [TASK-016] Auth library integration with JWT (follows api-security-spec.md)
• [TASK-017] Login/logout endpoints with rate limiting
• [TASK-018] Password reset flow with email notifications
• [TASK-019] Unit tests achieving 80% coverage
• [TASK-020] E2E authentication tests
• [TASK-021] User documentation for account management
• [TASK-022] Security review and penetration testing

All tasks parallelizable except 016→017. Deploy with: /next-priority docs/plans/main.md 3

Clear direction. No ambiguity. Maximum velocity.

🎖️ Best Practices

1. Start with Requirements: Write clear requirements before planning implementation
2. Leverage Specifications: Create specs for patterns you'll use repeatedly (API design, validation, etc.)
3. Think in Milestones: Each milestone should be a demonstrable, potentially shippable deliverable
4. Design for Parallelization: Structure tasks so /next-priority can maximize concurrency
5. Review and Iterate: Update the plan as you learn—it's a living document
6. Celebrate Milestones: Mark phase/milestone completion before moving to the next

/next-priority - The Ultimate Force Multiplier

Mission Classification: Elite Autonomous Task Execution
Clearance Level: Senior Software Engineer
Operational Theater: Implementation Plans

The /next-priority command is your secret weapon for accelerating development velocity. This command deploys an elite senior software engineer operative who autonomously identifies, prioritizes, and executes multiple high-value tasks from your implementation plan—all while you focus on strategic initiatives.

🎯 Operational Capabilities

Intelligent Task Selection

• Analyzes your entire implementation plan for priority, dependencies, and business value
• Automatically sequences dependent tasks to prevent conflicts
• Adapts to changing priorities and discovered complexities

Parallel Multi-Agent Deployment

• Spawns multiple specialized subagents working simultaneously
• Each agent operates in isolated git worktrees for clean separation
• Configurable concurrency from 1 (sequential) to N (parallel blitz)

Quality Enforcement Protocol

• Deploys quality-engineer subagents for comprehensive test coverage
• Runs test-runner subagents to validate changes don't break existing functionality
• Enforces acceptance criteria validation before marking tasks complete

Autonomous Integration Pipeline

• Creates feature branches with descriptive naming conventions
• Commits changes with meaningful messages
• Merges completed work via fast-forward when possible
• Handles merge conflicts intelligently when necessary
• Cleans up worktrees after successful integration

Live Progress Intelligence

• Marks tasks "in progress" when work begins
• Updates implementation plan with discoveries and learnings
• Marks tasks complete only after acceptance criteria validation
• Archives completed tasks to keep plans manageable

📋 Command Syntax

/next-priority [implementation_plan_path] [concurrent_tasks]

Arguments:

• implementation_plan_path (optional): Path to your implementation plan
  • Default: docs/plans/main.md
• concurrent_tasks (optional): Number of tasks to execute in parallel
  • Default: 3
  • Range: 1 to N (limited by system resources)

🚀 Usage Examples

Standard Mission - Execute 3 tasks from default plan:

/next-priority

Focused Assault - Work one task at a time for complex dependencies:

/next-priority docs/plans/main.md 1

Blitz Operation - Maximum parallelization for independent tasks:

/next-priority docs/plans/main.md 5

Custom Intelligence - Different implementation plan:

/next-priority docs/plans/sprint-2.md 3

Rapid Prototyping - High concurrency on experimental plan:

/next-priority docs/plans/prototype.md 7

💡 Strategic Applications

Sprint Acceleration Deploy at sprint start to knock out foundational tasks while your team tackles complex features.

Technical Debt Elimination
Point at a technical debt plan and let the operative systematically clean up your codebase.

Documentation Sprints
Create a documentation-focused plan and execute comprehensive doc updates in parallel.

Test Coverage Campaigns
Generate a test-writing plan and deploy multiple agents to boost coverage rapidly.

Refactoring Operations
Break down large refactors into discrete tasks and execute them with surgical precision.

⚡ The Power of Autonomous Execution

Imagine this scenario:

Monday 9 AM: You create an implementation plan with 15 tasks for your new feature.
Monday 9:15 AM: You run /next-priority docs/plans/new-feature.md 3
Monday 9:16 AM: Three subagents spin up, each in isolated worktrees:

• Agent 1: Implementing the data model
• Agent 2: Creating API endpoints
• Agent 3: Building the UI components

Monday 11 AM: All three tasks complete with tests, documentation, and validation. Merged to main.
Monday 11:05 AM: /next-priority automatically selects the next 3 tasks and continues.
Monday 3 PM: 12 of 15 tasks complete. You review the work and guide the final 3 tasks.
Monday 5 PM: Feature complete, tested, and ready for staging deployment.

This isn't science fiction. This is the force multiplier effect of intelligent agent orchestration.

🎖️ Best Practices

1. Structure Your Plans: Use /write-implementation-plan to create well-defined tasks with clear acceptance criteria
2. Respect Boundaries: /next-priority works within current milestone/phase only—review before advancing
3. Manage Dependencies: Mark dependent tasks clearly so the operative can sequence properly
4. Start Conservative: Begin with 1-3 concurrent tasks until you understand the workflow
5. Monitor Progress: Check the implementation plan periodically for status updates
6. Validate Outcomes: Review completed milestones before advancing to the next phase
7. Iterate and Improve: Refine your plans based on what works and what doesn't

🎭 Featured Agents

• code-reviewer: Security and quality analysis specialist
• test-runner: Automated testing and validation operative
• frontend-engineer: UI/UX implementation expert
• product-manager: Strategic planning and coordination
• security-reviewer: Vulnerability assessment specialist
• And more classified operatives...

📡 Getting Started

Mission Prerequisites

• Claude Code (claude.ai/code) access
• Basic understanding of agentic workflows
• Security clearance (just kidding, it's open source!)

Deployment Instructions

1. Clone this classified repository
2. Review agent definitions in the agents/ directory
3. Study workflow patterns in workflows/
4. Execute your first mission using the Task tool

Example Operation

Task:
  subagent_type: code-reviewer
  description: Review critical security updates
  prompt: Analyze the authentication module for vulnerabilities

🔧 Contributing

New recruits welcome! When contributing:

1. Follow the established agent definition format
2. Document your workflows thoroughly
3. Test in isolated environments first
4. Submit via secure channels (pull requests)

📚 Documentation

Detailed operational manuals available in the documentation/ directory:

• Agent Creation Guide
• Workflow Orchestration Patterns
• Best Practices & Conventions
• Troubleshooting Protocols

⚡ Quick Links

• Agent Catalog
• Command Operations
• Workflow Library
• Example Missions
• Configuration Templates

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REMEMBER: WITH GREAT AGENTS COMES GREAT RESPONSIBILITY

This project is licensed for peaceful software development purposes only.