Convert vague ideas into a scoped swarm specification with agents and verification gates.
npx skills add https://github.com/seshxn/ai-swarm --skill idea-to-swarm-spec
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: idea-to-swarm-spec Source: https://github.com/seshxn/ai-swarm/tree/main/skills/idea-to-swarm-spec Command: npx skills add https://github.com/seshxn/ai-swarm --skill idea-to-swarm-spec
Convert vague, high-level ideas into a concrete, reviewable swarm specification before implementation.
Describe the goal, audience, topology, and verification gates in a draft spec to kick off approvals.
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Defining agent roles in a swarm specification involves identifying topology options, selecting appropriate skills, models, and tools, and establishing loadouts, policies, and verification gates for design review.
Comparing topology options requires evaluating agent roles, loadouts, and policies against your goals and audience, then capturing verification gates to select the optimal architecture for design approval.
A swarm specification is a scoped document defining goals, topology rationale, agent roles, loadouts, and verification gates. You need one during early design cycles to review topologies before implementation.
Yes, you can define verification gates and handoff criteria by capturing approval requirements and policies directly in the draft specification, ensuring the swarm design meets success criteria before implementation begins.
The best way to scope agent loadouts and policies is to clarify the project goal and audience first, then compare topology options to assign specific skills, models, and tools to each agent role.
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