Setup & Installation
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What This Skill Does
A multi-agent development workflow for TypeScript/Next.js/Convex projects. Defines a phased build sequence with strict agent ordering, file ownership rules, and functional verification checkpoints at each phase. Derived from a real project where 29 parallel agents produced 50K lines of code that compiled but had zero actual functionality.
Prevents the specific failure mode where parallel agents produce compiling but non-functional code by requiring a single schema owner and functional verification before each phase begins.
When to use it
- Coordinating parallel agents on a Next.js/Convex app without schema conflicts
- Enforcing type contracts between frontend and backend agents before any code is written
- Verifying agent-built features actually work end-to-end, not just pass a build check
- Assigning isolated directory ownership to prevent parallel agents from overwriting each other
- Structuring phased builds where schema bootstrapping blocks all downstream agent work
Example Workflow
Here's how your AI assistant might use this skill in practice.
User asks: Build a multi-section Next.js/Convex app with admin, support, and marketing areas using parallel agents
- 1Bootstrap Agent initializes Convex, writes complete schema.ts, generates types, and produces CONTRACTS.md with all data shapes
- 2Parallel Doc Agents write TECH-REQ.md, COMPLIANCE.md, and DESIGN.md reading from the locked schema
- 3Single Backend Agent implements all Convex functions and verifies CRUD operations return real persisted data
- 4Single Component Agent builds the shared UI library with consistent component APIs
- 5Parallel Feature Agents build admin, support, and marketing sections in their isolated directories, using existing components and contracts
A full-stack app with a passing build, real data in all views, and verified end-to-end user flows across auth, CRUD, and protected routes