V3 Swarm Coordination

Orchestrates a 15-agent hierarchical mesh swarm for parallel v3 implementation across security, core, and integration domains.

Updated Mar 25, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/dmuhoro/EasyTutor --skill v3-swarm-coordination-dmuhoro
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Skill: V3 Swarm Coordination
Source: https://github.com/dmuhoro/EasyTutor/tree/main/archive/.claude/skills/v3-swarm-coordination
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/dmuhoro/EasyTutor --skill v3-swarm-coordination-dmuhoro

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Coordinating a large multi-agent implementation effort across security, core systems, integration, quality, performance, and release domains is error-prone without explicit dependency management, phase planning, and progress tracking. This Skill structures a 15-agent hierarchical mesh swarm so parallel work proceeds without deadlocks or timeline drift. ## Core Features & Use Cases - 15-Agent Hierarchical Mesh: A queen coordinator orchestrates agents grouped into security, core, integration, quality, performance, and deployment domains with a defined roster and responsibilities. - Phase-Based Execution: Four phases (Foundation, Core Systems, Integration, Release) map agents to a 14-week timeline with parallel Task() dispatch per phase. - Dependency & Communication Management: A dependency graph prevents deadlocks, while a swarm communication bus, load balancer, and efficiency monitor keep agent utilization above 85%. - Use Case: A team implementing claude-flow v3 across 10 ADRs uses this Skill to spawn the queen coordinator, dispatch CVE remediation and AgentDB memory unification in parallel, and track progress through GitHub milestones and hourly status updates. ## Quick Start Initialize the 15-agent v3 swarm by dispatching a Task to the v3-queen-coordinator to set up the hierarchical mesh for the full v3 implementation.

Frequently Asked Questions about V3 Swarm Coordination

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I coordinate multiple AI agents on one implementation project?

Use a hierarchical mesh topology where a queen coordinator dispatches Task calls to domain-specific agents in parallel. Group agents by domain such as security, core, and integration, and execute them in phases so dependencies resolve before downstream work begins.

How do I prevent deadlocks when agents have task dependencies?

Model agent dependencies as an explicit map of agent IDs to their prerequisite agents. Iteratively execute only agents whose dependencies are complete, and raise an error if no agent is ready, which indicates a deadlock in the dependency chain.

What is a hierarchical mesh swarm topology?

It is a coordination structure where one queen coordinator sits at the top and domain clusters such as security, core, integration, quality, performance, and deployment branch beneath it. Each cluster contains specialized agents that execute in parallel while the coordinator manages dependencies and timeline.

Can swarm agents track progress through GitHub issues?

Yes. The coordination layer creates a v3 milestone, opens epic issues labeled per agent, and posts hourly progress updates from each agent. This keeps implementation status visible and ties agent work to trackable GitHub artifacts.

What happens when one agent in the swarm is overloaded?

A load balancer analyzes per-agent workloads against capacity thresholds and redistributes tasks to available agents. It selects the optimal target agent for each reassigned task to keep overall utilization above the 85% efficiency target.