What problem does it solve? It turns pseudocode and architecture specifications into clean, modular implementation code without manual boilerplate, enforcing clean architecture rules like file size limits and configuration-based environments. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Pseudocode-to-Code Generation: Writes modular code from pseudocode and architecture definitions, splitting components into files under 500 lines. - Configuration Discipline: Uses config files and environment abstractions instead of hardcoded secrets or environment values. - Multiple Invocation Paths: Runs via MCP tools (claude-flow sparc_mode), NPX CLI fallback, or a local Codex-flow installation, with memory storage for cross-session context. - Use Case: A developer has an architecture document for a REST API and asks the agent to implement the endpoints; the skill generates modular, config-driven code and stores decisions in memory for later tasks. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to run the sparc-code command to implement your REST API endpoints from the provided architecture and pseudocode.