shared-context

To automate feature planning research, you coordinate multiple specialized researchers to investigate architecture, patterns, integration, and documentation, synthesizing their findings into a consolidated shared context document.

A shared context document is a consolidated research file that synthesizes per-feature artifacts from multiple research angles. You need one during pre-implementation planning to ensure teams share aligned findings before coding begins.

You dispatch parallel research tasks by setting up an agent team mode, distributing specific research domains like architecture and integration to individual sub-agents, and validating their returned artifacts before final synthesis.

Yes, you can validate research artifacts before synthesis. The workflow implements artifact validation checks to ensure generated research files are properly formatted and exist before consolidating them into a final shared context.

The shared-context workflow depends on the resolve-plans-dir.sh script to operate, requiring this environment setup to successfully orchestrate research dispatch and artifact synthesis.