moai-alfred-practices

JIT context management loads only necessary information when needed, reducing overhead in large projects. This Skill provides strategies for context minimization through Explore-driven search and TAG-based traceability, letting you work with only relevant data at each stage.

SPEC → TDD → Sync is a three-step execution sequence: plan specifications, implement tests, then synchronize documentation. Use it for structured development in MoAI-ADK to ensure clarity between requirements, code, and living documentation.

Alfred workflows integrate with MoAI-ADK for multi-agent scenarios using context-engineering strategies. This Skill provides practical workflow templates and real-world examples for coordinating agents while maintaining minimal, traceable context.

Common debugging patterns include TAG-based traceability to track execution flow and Explore-driven discovery to isolate issues. This Skill covers troubleshooting strategies and patterns tailored to agent-based tasks and context-engineering scenarios.

Yes. JIT context retrieval is designed for real-world task scenarios like Explore-driven search and multi-agent collaboration. By loading context on demand, you minimize overhead while maintaining full access to necessary information for each task stage.

Context engineering optimizes which information flows through your workflow at each step. Combined with Alfred workflows, it enables efficient file discovery, reduces cognitive load, and synchronizes documentation—essential for maintaining large projects.