pipeline-designer

To generate a technical design for a multi-agent pipeline feature, provide a Jira ticket ID or free-text task description. The pipeline designer outputs an ADR-formatted design that fulfills hexagonal architecture constraints and includes explicit risk analysis.

Mandatory pre-design checks for hexagonal architecture compliance include verifying UI impact, auth/OAuth discovery chains, external dependency failure modes, local development constraints, LLM/provider limits, and async compatibility. These checks ensure adapters, application, and domain boundaries are respected.

ADR formatting documents multi-agent pipeline architecture decisions by providing a structured template for implementation alignment. It captures concise technical designs, explicit risks, and affected components derived from codebase review and signature verification.

Yes, you can use free-text task descriptions to design production-grade multi-agent pipelines. The tool processes the text to verify codebase context, applies hexagonal architecture guardrails, and outputs a structured technical design with explicit risks.

The best way to analyze risks when designing pipeline features with external dependencies is running mandatory pre-design checks. This process identifies external failure modes, LLM/provider constraints, and partial-access deployment issues before finalizing the architecture design.

Pipeline design requires verifying signatures and context via codebase review to ensure new features align with existing codebase conventions. This verification validates that hexagonal architecture boundaries are respected before generating the final ADR output.