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disler / super-simple-software-factory

Repeatable agents-plus-code workflows, packaged as one skill, stamped into any repo. Deterministic Python owns the graph; coding agents are bounded nodes inside it.

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What is super-simple-software-factory?

super-simple-software-factory is a Python-based skill for stamping repeatable agents-plus-code workflows into a repository. It moves sequencing, retries, and acceptance into deterministic Python while coding agents perform bounded phases. The repository also includes TypeScript and Vue files for its visualizer.

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84 files and 472 symbols in 1 module, led by Python (31 files) and TypeScript (15).

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Key features of super-simple-software-factory

  • super-simple-software-factory provides repeatable agents-plus-code workflows that can be stamped into any repository.
  • super-simple-software-factory uses Python to control sequencing, retries, and acceptance around bounded agent phases.
  • super-simple-software-factory carries phase context through typed JSON envelopes.
  • super-simple-software-factory streams workflow events into SQLite while runs are in progress.
  • super-simple-software-factory uses one YAML configuration file to set context, model, prompt, and tools for agents.

How disler/super-simple-software-factory works

An ADW script controls the workflow graph, including sequencing, retries, and acceptance. Coding agents operate as bounded nodes inside named phases, while code phases handle known invocations such as tests or linting. Typed JSON envelopes carry context between phases, and events stream into SQLite during execution. SKILL.md defines the central operating idea, while .claude/skills/sssf/ provides the installable skill. The cookbooks directory supplies recipes for setup, ADW creation, chain changes, agent additions, and running or monitoring workflows. The resulting event data is stored in adws/adw_data/sssf.db.

The codebase has 84 files and 472 symbols in 1 module, led by Python, TypeScript and Vue. Code health is 8.9 out of 10, rated excellent.

disler/super-simple-software-factory FAQ

What is super-simple-software-factory?

super-simple-software-factory is an installable skill for repeatable agents-plus-code workflows. It stamps a software factory into a repository.

How does super-simple-software-factory work?

super-simple-software-factory uses deterministic Python to control a workflow graph. Agents work in named phases, typed JSON envelopes carry context, and events stream into SQLite.

What language is super-simple-software-factory written in?

super-simple-software-factory is primarily written in Python. The repository also includes TypeScript and Vue files.

How is the super-simple-software-factory code organized?

super-simple-software-factory centers on SKILL.md and the .claude/skills/sssf/ skill directory. The cookbooks directory provides recipes for setup, ADWs, chains, agents, and monitoring.

Who is super-simple-software-factory for?

super-simple-software-factory is for people who want repeatable software workflows stamped into repositories. It supports workflows where code controls sequencing, retries, and acceptance.

What license does super-simple-software-factory use?

super-simple-software-factory uses the MIT license.

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