What problem does it solve?
This Skill provides a framework for LLM coding agents that implements K-line theory, allowing for continuous, autonomous development and leveraging accumulated institutional memory.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Recursive Execution: Iterative problem-solving with knowledge accumulation across iterations.
- K-line Theory: Capture and reuse insights as K-nodes for future problem-solving.
- Level Band Principle: K-nodes connect only to relevant agents within a specific level band.
- K-Recursion Principle: Efficient memory chains by linking new K-nodes to active K-nodes.
- Agent Hierarchy: Defined by coordinator, architect, implementer, refactorer, debugger, tester, formatter, and linter roles.
- Use Case: Imagine you are developing a complex application. Use this Skill to guide the development process, leveraging past knowledge and insights to simplify and streamline the development.
Quick Start
Use the /recursively command to begin a new development task, e.g., /recursively "Implement user authentication with JWT tokens".