feature-design

To generate a PRD and system architecture, you provide a 1-3 sentence feature concept to trigger an automated multi-agent pipeline. This orchestrates specialized PM, Architect, and UX agents to produce a versioned design pack directly within your repository's documentation structure.

Multi-agent pipeline orchestration works by dispatching specialized PM, Architect, UX, Security, and QA agents to process your feature concept. An automated eval-judge then scores the generated design pack against a 6-dimension rubric through multi-wave review cycles to ensure quality.

Yes, you can use automated design documentation for validating customer feature requests. The pipeline maps UX flows and assesses risks, transforming vague concepts into actionable, production-ready design packs that prevent scope creep and architectural misalignment.

Automating risk assessment and UX flow mapping is best handled by a multi-agent pipeline that assigns dedicated Security and UX agents to the task. This approach yields a comprehensive, versioned design pack evaluated against a strict quality rubric for developer handoff.

You do not need to manually review the generated design pack for basic quality, as an automated eval-judge scores it against a 6-dimension rubric during multi-wave review cycles. This automated quality assurance ensures the documentation is actionable and production-ready for developers.

A limitation of using multi-agent pipelines for architectural planning is that input must be a concise 1-3 sentence feature concept. The pipeline relies entirely on this initial description to orchestrate the specialized agents and generate the complete PRD and risk assessment documentation.