moai-foundation-core

Agent delegation patterns distribute tasks sequentially, in parallel, or conditionally to specialized agents. This modular architecture controls execution rules and maintains workflow consistency across complex coding tasks.

The TRUST 5 framework enforces testing, readability, consistency, security, and traceability gates in AI development. It provides quality validation rules to ensure standardized outputs across specification-driven implementations.

Generate EARS-based SPEC documents by applying a spec-first DDD workflow. This approach defines planning and implementation phases, ensuring requirements are structured for traceability before coding begins.

Delegate tasks to specialized AI agents using sequential, parallel, or conditional delegation patterns. This modular architecture distributes workload while maintaining workflow orchestration and quality constraints.

Progressive disclosure optimizes context loading by selectively exposing modular architecture components only when needed. This controls token budgeting and prevents context overflow during complex software engineering tasks.

Spec-first DDD is less suitable for rapid prototyping or exploratory coding where requirements are undefined. It requires clear specification inputs to enforce TRUST 5 quality gates and generate EARS-based documentation effectively.