V3 Swarm Coordination

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

Updated Jul 16, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/optimaxin/Tredev_Gems --skill v3-swarm-coordination-optimaxin
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Skill: V3 Swarm Coordination
Source: https://github.com/optimaxin/Tredev_Gems/tree/main/.claude/skills/v3-swarm-coordination
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/optimaxin/Tredev_Gems --skill v3-swarm-coordination-optimaxin

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 when dependencies, timelines, and parallel execution are managed ad hoc. This Skill provides a structured 15-agent hierarchical mesh coordination plan with defined phases, dependency graphs, and communication patterns for the claude-flow v3 implementation. ## Core Features & Use Cases - 15-Agent Hierarchical Mesh: Defines a queen coordinator plus security, core, integration, quality, performance, and deployment agents with a clear roster and responsibilities. - Phase-Based Execution: Four phases (Foundation, Core Systems, Integration, Release) mapped to a 14-week timeline with parallel Task invocations per phase. - Dependency & Communication Management: Includes dependency-graph coordination with deadlock detection, GitHub milestone/issue automation, and a swarm communication bus for domain-targeted messaging. - Use Case: A team lead kicking off the claude-flow v3.0.0 release uses this Skill to initialize the swarm, spawn domain agents in dependency order, track progress via GitHub issues, and validate performance targets like the 2.49x-7.47x Flash Attention and 150x-12,500x AgentDB improvements. ## Quick Start Ask the AI to initialize the 15-agent v3 hierarchical mesh swarm and begin Phase 1 security foundation tasks using the queen coordinator.

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 a large software project?

Use a hierarchical mesh topology with a queen coordinator agent managing domain-specific worker agents. Define explicit dependency graphs so agents execute in parallel only when their prerequisites complete, and track progress through GitHub milestones and issues.

How do I initialize the 15-agent v3 swarm?

Invoke the queen coordinator with a Task call such as Task("V3 swarm initialization", "Initialize 15-agent hierarchical mesh for v3 implementation", "v3-queen-coordinator"). The coordinator then spawns domain agents according to the phase plan.

What phases does the v3 swarm implementation follow?

The implementation follows four phases over 14 weeks: Foundation (weeks 1-2, security and architecture), Core Systems (weeks 3-6), Integration (weeks 7-10), and Release (weeks 11-14). Each phase activates a specific subset of the 15 agents.

How are agent dependencies and deadlocks handled?

A dependency map defines which agents must complete before others start. The coordination loop executes only ready agents in parallel and throws an error if no agents are ready while work remains, surfacing deadlocks immediately.

What are the limitations of a 15-agent swarm approach?

Large swarms add coordination overhead and require monitoring to keep agent utilization above the 85% target. Load balancing and bottleneck detection are needed to redistribute work when individual agents exceed capacity thresholds.