Internal infrastructure
Multi-Agent Development Orchestration
A coordination system that plans a job, splits it and distributes the parts to role-based specialist agents.
Architecture, development, design, code review, security review and reporting are defined as separate agent roles. Agents never talk to each other directly; all messaging passes through a single audited channel. Destructive and outward-facing commands are blocked mechanically by a security hook — bound to rules, not intent. Lessons learned are written to persistent memory, and controls that prevent the same mistake recurring are added to the system.
Highlights
- Role-defined agent architecture with a review chain
- One audited communication channel — no direct agent-to-agent traffic
- Mechanical blocking through a command security hook
- Persistent memory and a lessons log
- Client
- Internal infrastructure
- Year
- 2026
- Technologies used
- Agent architectureMCPSecurity hooksPersistent memory
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