Agent Pipeline

Manages code task workflow by spawning sub-agents for research, coding, reviewing, security audit, testing, and committing with detailed logging and updates.

Agent Pipeline Skill

Standard development workflow for code tasks using spawned sub-agents.

Pipeline Order

[Researcher] → Coder → Reviewer → Security → Tester → Commit

Researcher (optional)

• Use when: new APIs, unfamiliar tech, "figure out how" tasks
• Gathers context, reads existing code patterns, documents findings

Coder

• Writes the code changes
• Does NOT commit or push
• Creates branch if needed
• Runs build to verify compilation

Reviewer

• Runs git diff to review all changes
• Checks: code quality, patterns, minimal scope, consistency
• Reports PASS or FAIL

Security

• Audits for: injection, XSS, auth issues, data exposure, CSRF
• Reports PASS or FAIL

Tester

• Verifies build compiles (0 errors)
• Structural checks (files exist, actions registered, links correct)
• Reports PASS or FAIL

Commit

• Done by DevJarvis (main agent), not a sub-agent
• Commit with descriptive message
• Push to feature branch
• Update Planner task with dev notes

Rules

• ALWAYS log to the board before, during, and after
• Create board item under the relevant project category
• Each agent gets clear, specific instructions
• Agents use agentId matching their role (coder, reviewer, security, tester, researcher)
• If an agent fails, fix the issue and re-run that stage
• Auth: all agents need auth-profiles.json copied from main agent

Board API

• Create item: POST http://10.0.0.40:3000/api/board/projects/{project}/items
• Body: {"title": "...", "status": "in-progress", "detail": "..."}

Planner Updates

• Update task description with branch name, changes summary, pipeline results
• Add comments for back-and-forth with Rich

Branch Naming

• feature/{short-description}
• Always branch from master
• Rich handles merges to master