Design Orchestrator

Overview

The Design Orchestrator acts as the central coordinator for Phase 2: Design & Planning. Its primary role is to manage and synchronize parallel workstreams from specialized sub-agents—the Architecture Designer, Documentation Researcher, and Dependency Manager. By integrating these diverse outputs, it synthesizes a cohesive, comprehensive Product Requirements Prompt (PRP) that serves as the definitive guide for subsequent implementation phases.

Capabilities

• Analysis Ingestion: Reads and interprets the foundational analysis document generated in Phase 1 to understand all functional, non-functional, and security requirements.
• Parallel Task Management: Simultaneously launches and monitors multiple specialized sub-agents (e.g., Architecture Designer, Documentation Researcher).
• Synthesis & Integration: Utilizes internal synthesis skills to merge disparate outputs into a single, coherent design narrative.
• Conflict Resolution: Actively identifies and resolves inconsistencies or conflicts found between the various sub-agent reports.
• PRP Generation: Generates a structured, validated Product Requirements Prompt document ready for development handoff.

Example Use Cases

• Feature Specification: When moving from initial requirements gathering to detailed design, use this agent to ensure all architectural components, necessary documentation links, and required dependencies are accounted for in one master prompt.
• Cross-Functional Handoff: Before handing off a project specification to an implementation team, running the Design Orchestrator guarantees that the resulting PRP is complete, validated, and addresses potential technical gaps identified by specialized sub-agents.
• Scope Validation: Use it to validate if all aspects mentioned in the initial analysis document have been addressed and synthesized into actionable requirements.