sparc-methodology

Multi-agent orchestration coordinates parallel execution across agents for research, architecture, coding, testing, and deployment, using shared memory to maintain consistency and reduce cycle times.

Structure feature delivery through a five-phase process: Specification, Architecture, Refinement (TDD), Review, and Completion. Each phase defines specific orchestration modes for researchers, coders, and testers.

Yes, cross-agent memory sharing is integrated directly into the orchestration workflow. It enables memory managers to preserve context across phases, ensuring traceability and consistency from research to deployment.

Apply TDD refinement during the third phase of the structured process. The coder and tester orchestration modes execute parallel test-driven development cycles before the review phase validates quality and governance.

Yes, structured phase definitions are required. The methodology mandates explicit Specification and Architecture phases before coding to ensure the multi-agent orchestration has clear governance and traceability.

A structured methodology provides governance and traceability that ad-hoc agents lack. It enforces a five-phase process with defined roles, preventing context loss and ensuring quality across parallel execution.