arkweb-code-gen

To generate ArkWeb code from a requirements design document, you input the document path to orchestrate an 8-phase workflow covering analysis, coding, review, and compile-verify loops. The process ensures implementation conforms strictly to the specified APIs, parameters, and error codes.

Multi-agent orchestration for ArkWeb delegates tasks to specialized agents for requirements analysis, coding, reviewing, and building. A Team Lead agent manages this workflow while enforcing strict guardrails, ensuring no analysis or coding is performed directly by the Lead.

The best way to enforce design conformance during ArkWeb code generation is using automated design conformance gates and design-diff alignment checks. The workflow pauses implementation when deviations are detected, requiring user confirmation via A/B/C choices before proceeding.

Your ArkWeb implementation workflow requires an evidence pack persisted to the docs repo to support API, subsystem, and part discovery before coding begins. This traceability ensures all implementation steps are validated against the original requirements design.

Yes, you can automate build verification for ArkWeb code changes through structured build error analysis and repair loops. The workflow validates compilation automatically, analyzing build errors and iterating fixes until the implementation compiles successfully.

If generated ArkWeb code deviates from the design spec, the workflow pauses implementation and flags the item for user decision. You are presented with A/B/C choices to either accept the deviation or correct the implementation to align with the original design.