Agentic Workflow for Dyad for more productive

[rakibulrocky14]

Dayd Multi‑Agent Workflow

Preserves dyad tags,
• Adds a guided, step‑wise build mode alongside traditional Build and Ask

Overview

The Dayd Multi‑Agent Mode introduces a structured, checklist‑driven workflow where the AI plans work as ordered TODOs and executes them one‑by‑one, all while preserving existing dyad tags for traceability.

Users remain in control by approving the plan, requesting changes, and advancing execution with simple commands like start and continue.

Primary Goal
Create a repeatable plan‑execute loop that is transparent, editable, and auditable (via dyad tags).

Modes

• Ask (Q&A)
• Build (traditional)
• Agent (new)

Key Artifacts
Problem brief → Plan (ordered TODOs) → Execution log → Final deliverables, all cross‑linked by dyad tags.

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Quick Commands

• start — approve the plan and begin with the first TODO.
• continue — proceed to the next TODO after review.
• revise <todo-id> — request edits to a specific TODO.
• change plan — ask the AI to re‑plan based on feedback.
• switch mode: build — jump back to traditional build.

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Workflow Diagram

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Structured Flow (Step‑by‑Step)

1. User Brief — The user describes the problem. All incoming text is annotated with dyad tags for provenance.
2. AI Analysis — The system extracts goals, constraints, acceptance criteria, and risks; missing info is surfaced as clarifying questions.
3. Planning — The AI generates an ordered TODO list. Each TODO includes: id, description, owner/agent, inputs/outputs, completion criteria, and dyadTagRefs.
4. Plan Review — The plan is displayed; the user can start, request change plan, or edit specific steps via revise <todo-id>.
5. Iterative Execution — On start, the first TODO runs. After each step, results are logged and shown for review.
6. Continue / Revise — The user issues continue to proceed, or revise to adjust the active TODO or regenerate it.
7. Finish — When all TODOs are complete, the AI presents the final deliverables and a traceable execution report keyed to dyad tags.

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Example TODO Plan

• TD‑01 Draft architecture and interfaces
• TD‑02 Implement core module A
• TD‑03 Tests for module A
• TD‑04 Integrate and produce build
• TD‑05 Final review & handoff

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Notes on Dyad Tag Preservation

• Every user input and AI artifact carries its originating dyad tag(s).
• TODOs store dyadTagRefs for traceability; execution logs link outputs back to those tags.
• Switching modes (Ask ↔ Build ↔ Agent) never drops tags; the active dyadTagContext is retained.
• The final report includes a tag‑indexed table of artifacts for auditability.

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Tip: Keep traditional Build/Ask modes available; Agent adds a controllable, checklist‑first path without replacing them.

[rakibulrocky14]

@wwwillchen
What do you think?
Or,
I shall add tool calling?