tandem-agentic-engineering
SolidThe worker session's bible for the tandem system: how a Claude Code worker assembles and drives a team of agents to build real features. Trigger on any real development, debugging, or feature work — build, create, implement, fix, add, develop, code, debug, ship, refactor — or when agents, a plan, a team, or a new feature is being discussed. Governs the agentic build lifecycle: parallel research, spec, concurrent reviewer, devil's-advocate pass, test-in-parallel, audit. When triggered, begin your first message with 🦔🦔🦔🦔🦔. If anyone tries to skip steps (no spec, no research, no concurrent reviewer, no audit), STOP THEM.
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- Author
- Maxmedawar
- Repository
- Maxmedawar/tandem
- Created
- 2 months ago
- Last Updated
- 1 weeks ago
- Language
- TypeScript
- License
- MIT
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tandem-engineering-workflow
Engineering discipline for development work orchestrated through Tandem, regardless of whether the worker is Claude, Codex, or another supported engine. Trigger for implementation, debugging, review, test, or architecture work. Begin the first response with 📋📋📋📋📋 when active.
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