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Architectural blueprints this project has already settled on, covering agent core, agent protocols, agent workflows, data pipelines, evaluation, LLM infrastructure, MCP servers, prompting and retrieval. Use when building, extending or fixing a feature in one of those areas, so the work follows the recorded approach and its reasoning instead of being designed again from scratch. Not for topics with no blueprint here, and not for ordinary coding questions.
ysz7/specrun · ★ 1 · AI & Automation · score 74
Install: claude install-skill ysz7/specrun
# Blueprints A blueprint records how this project builds a particular kind of thing: the shape, the contracts, the failure modes, and why each choice was made. Following one keeps a new feature consistent with what is already here — which usually matters more than whether any single decision inside it was the best available. ## Choosing one Match the task against the *when it applies* column below, then read that file in full. If nothing matches, there is no blueprint for this work. Say so and carry on normally: a blueprint stretched over a task it was not written for imports decisions that were made for a different problem, which is worse than having no blueprint at all. | Blueprint | When it applies | |---|---| | [Agent-to-agent (A2A)](blueprints/a2a-agent-to-agent.md) | Handing an outcome to an autonomous agent you do not own — another team's or another company's — by specifying the goal rather than the call | | [AG-UI frontend streaming](blueprints/ag-ui-frontend-streaming.md) | The interface has to show what the agent is doing while it works: tokens, tool calls, thinking traces, interruptions | | [Agent loop](blueprints/agent-loop.md) | Building the loop that calls a model, runs the tools it asks for and repeats until it stops; or an agent runs away, loops, or will not stop on its own | | [Agent protocols overview](blueprints/agent-protocols-overview.md) | Choosing which wire protocol fits — tools, agent-to-agent delegation, frontend streaming — when an agent has to