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- # Claude Code Configuration - SPARC Development Environment (Batchtools Optimized)
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+ # Claude Code Configuration - Snow-Flow Development Environment
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  ## 🚨 CRITICAL: CONCURRENT EXECUTION FOR ALL ACTIONS
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  ### ⚡ GOLDEN RULE: "1 MESSAGE = ALL RELATED OPERATIONS"
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- **Examples of CORRECT concurrent execution:**
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+ **✅ CORRECT: Everything in ONE message**
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  ```javascript
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- // ✅ CORRECT: Everything in ONE message
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  [Single Message]:
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  - TodoWrite { todos: [10+ todos with all statuses/priorities] }
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  - Task("Agent 1 with full instructions and hooks")
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  - Task("Agent 2 with full instructions and hooks")
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- - Task("Agent 3 with full instructions and hooks")
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- - Read("file1.js")
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- - Read("file2.js")
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- - Write("output1.js", content)
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- - Write("output2.js", content)
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- - Bash("npm install")
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- - Bash("npm test")
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- - Bash("npm run build")
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+ - Multiple Read/Write operations
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+ - Multiple Bash commands
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  ```
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- **Examples of WRONG sequential execution:**
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+ **❌ WRONG: Multiple messages (NEVER DO THIS)**
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  ```javascript
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- // ❌ WRONG: Multiple messages (NEVER DO THIS)
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  Message 1: TodoWrite { todos: [single todo] }
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  Message 2: Task("Agent 1")
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- Message 3: Task("Agent 2")
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- Message 4: Read("file1.js")
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- Message 5: Write("output1.js")
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- Message 6: Bash("npm install")
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- // This is 6x slower and breaks coordination!
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- ```
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- ### 🎯 CONCURRENT EXECUTION CHECKLIST:
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- Before sending ANY message, ask yourself:
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- - ✅ Are ALL related TodoWrite operations batched together?
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- - ✅ Are ALL Task spawning operations in ONE message?
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- - ✅ Are ALL file operations (Read/Write/Edit) batched together?
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- - ✅ Are ALL bash commands grouped in ONE message?
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- - ✅ Are ALL memory operations concurrent?
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- If ANY answer is "No", you MUST combine operations into a single message!
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- ## Project Overview
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- This project combines the SPARC (Specification, Pseudocode, Architecture, Refinement, Completion) methodology with **Real ServiceNow Integration** for systematic Test-Driven Development with AI assistance.
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- **🚀 Batchtools Optimization Enabled**: This configuration includes optimized prompts and parallel processing capabilities for improved performance and efficiency.
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- ## 🏔️ **SNOW-FLOW: COMPLETE MCP TOOLKIT**
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- **Production-Ready ServiceNow Integration + AI Orchestration via Natural Language**
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- Snow-Flow provides comprehensive MCP tools for ServiceNow integration and AI orchestration. All tools work directly with your ServiceNow instance using OAuth authentication and are accessible through the natural language swarm interface.
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- ### **🛠️ Complete Snow-Flow MCP Tools**
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- #### **🐝 AI Swarm Orchestration** (4 tools working)
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- - `swarm_init` - Initialize AI swarm coordination topology
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- - `agent_spawn` - Create specialized AI agents for different tasks
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- - `memory_usage` - Persistent memory across sessions
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- - `neural_status` - Neural network pattern effectiveness
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- #### **📊 ServiceNow Operations** (12/15 tools working)
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- - ✅ `snow_operational_metrics` - Retrieve operational metrics and analytics
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- - ✅ `snow_user_lookup` - Analyze user information with groups and roles
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- - ✅ `snow_query_incidents` - Advanced incident querying with filters
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- - ✅ `snow_catalog_item_search` - Search catalog items with fuzzy matching
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- - ✅ `snow_catalog_item_manager` - Manage service catalog items
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- - ✅ `snow_test_flow_with_mock` - Test flows with mock data
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- - ✅ `snow_link_catalog_to_flow` - Link catalog items to flows
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- - ✅ `snow_cleanup_test_artifacts` - Clean test artifacts safely
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- - ✅ `snow_create_user_group` - Create ServiceNow user groups
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- - ✅ `snow_create_user` - Create ServiceNow users
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- - ✅ `snow_assign_user_to_group` - Manage group memberships
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- - ✅ `snow_list_group_members` - List group members
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- - ⚠️ `snow_analyze_incident` - Incident analysis (needs verification)
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- - ⚠️ `snow_auto_resolve_incident` - Auto incident resolution (needs verification)
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- - ⚠️ `snow_query_requests` - Service request queries (needs verification)
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- #### **🔧 Platform Development** (2/2 tools working)
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- - ✅ `snow_discover_platform_tables` - Discover UI, script, policy tables
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- - ✅ `snow_table_schema_discovery` - Comprehensive table schema analysis
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- #### **🔗 Integration** (10+ tools)
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- - ✅ `snow_discover_integration_endpoints` - Find REST/SOAP endpoints
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- - `snow_create_rest_message` - Create REST Message endpoints
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- - `snow_create_rest_method` - Create REST methods
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- - `snow_create_transform_map` - Create Transform Maps
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- - `snow_create_field_map` - Create Field Maps
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- - `snow_create_import_set` - Create Import Set tables
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- - `snow_create_web_service` - Create Web Services
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- - `snow_create_email_config` - Create Email configurations
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- - `snow_test_integration` - Test integration endpoints
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- - `snow_discover_data_sources` - Discover data sources
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- #### **📈 Reporting & Analytics** (12+ tools)
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- - ✅ `snow_discover_reporting_tables` - Table discovery for reporting
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- - ✅ `snow_analyze_data_quality` - Data quality assessment
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- - `snow_create_report` - Create reports with dynamic discovery
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- - `snow_create_dashboard` - Create dashboards
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- - `snow_create_kpi` - Create KPIs
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- - `snow_create_data_visualization` - Create data visualizations
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- - `snow_create_performance_analytics` - Performance analytics
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- - `snow_create_scheduled_report` - Scheduled reports
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- - `snow_discover_report_fields` - Discover report fields
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- - `snow_generate_insights` - Generate data insights
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- - `snow_export_report_data` - Export report data
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- #### **⚙️ Automation** (11+ tools)
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- - ✅ `snow_discover_automation_jobs` - Find scheduled jobs, notifications, SLAs
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- - ✅ `snow_discover_events` - Discover ServiceNow events
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- - ✅ `snow_discover_schedules` - Find system schedules
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- - `snow_create_scheduled_job` - Create scheduled jobs
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- - `snow_create_event_rule` - Create event rules
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- - `snow_create_notification` - Create notifications
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- - `snow_create_sla_definition` - Create SLA definitions
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- - `snow_create_escalation_rule` - Create escalation rules
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- - `snow_create_workflow_activity` - Create workflow activities
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- - `snow_test_scheduled_job` - Test scheduled job execution
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- #### **🛡️ Security & Compliance** (12+ tools)
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- - `snow_create_security_policy` - Create security policies
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- - `snow_create_compliance_rule` - Create compliance rules
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- - `snow_create_audit_rule` - Create audit rules
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- - `snow_create_access_control` - Create access controls
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- - `snow_create_data_policy` - Create data policies
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- - `snow_create_vulnerability_scan` - Create vulnerability scans
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- - `snow_discover_security_frameworks` - Discover frameworks
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- - `snow_discover_security_policies` - Discover policies
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- - `snow_run_compliance_scan` - Run compliance scans
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- - `snow_audit_trail_analysis` - Analyze audit trails
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- - `snow_security_risk_assessment` - Security risk assessment
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- #### **📦 Update Set Management** (9+ tools)
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- - ✅ `snow_update_set_current` - Get current update set
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- - ✅ `snow_update_set_list` - List update sets
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- - `snow_update_set_create` - Create new update sets
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- - `snow_update_set_switch` - Switch update sets
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- - `snow_update_set_complete` - Mark update sets complete
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- - `snow_update_set_add_artifact` - Track artifacts
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- - `snow_update_set_preview` - Preview changes
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- - `snow_update_set_export` - Export update sets
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- - `snow_ensure_active_update_set` - Ensure active session
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- #### **🚀 Deployment & Development** (15+ tools)
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- - ✅ `snow_preview_widget` - Preview widget rendering
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- - ✅ `snow_validate_deployment` - Validate deployments
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- - ⚠️ `snow_deploy` - Deploy artifacts (permission issues)
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- - ⚠️ `snow_widget_test` - Test widgets (404 errors)
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- - `snow_auth_diagnostics` - Authentication diagnostics
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- - `snow_create_ui_page` - Create UI pages
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- - `snow_create_script_include` - Create script includes
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- - `snow_create_business_rule` - Create business rules
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- - `snow_create_client_script` - Create client scripts
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- - `snow_create_ui_policy` - Create UI policies
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- - `snow_create_ui_action` - Create UI actions
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- - `snow_rollback_deployment` - Rollback deployments
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- - `snow_deployment_status` - Check deployment status
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- - `snow_export_artifact` - Export artifacts
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- ### **🎯 Natural Language Interface**
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- Access all 50+ tools through the swarm command:
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- ```bash
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- # AI Orchestration
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- snow-flow swarm "Initialize a development swarm with 5 agents to analyze my ServiceNow instance"
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- # User and group management
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- snow-flow swarm "Create a new user group for incident managers and add users"
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- # Advanced analytics
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- snow-flow swarm "Create a performance dashboard for incident resolution metrics"
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- # Integration setup
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- snow-flow swarm "Set up REST integration with external system for data import"
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- # Security analysis
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- snow-flow swarm "Run comprehensive security scan and create compliance report"
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- # Automation deployment
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- snow-flow swarm "Create automated notification rules for high priority incidents"
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- ### **📊 Tool Status Summary**
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- - **✅ Working Tools**: 35+ tools (70% success rate)
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- - **⚠️ Limited Tools**: 8 tools (permission/config issues)
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- - **🔧 In Development**: 5+ tools (under development)
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- ### **🔧 Technical Details**
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- - **OAuth Authentication** with ServiceNow instances
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- - **50+ MCP tools** across 8 categories
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- - **AI Swarm Orchestration** for complex workflows
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- - **TypeScript implementation** with comprehensive error handling
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- - **Real-time API integration** - no mock data or demos
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- - **Natural language interface** for all operations
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- ## SPARC Development Commands
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- ### Core SPARC Commands
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- - `npx snow-flow sparc modes`: List all available SPARC development modes
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- - `npx snow-flow sparc run <mode> "<task>"`: Execute specific SPARC mode for a task
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- - `npx snow-flow sparc tdd "<feature>"`: Run complete TDD workflow using SPARC methodology
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- - `npx snow-flow sparc info <mode>`: Get detailed information about a specific mode
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- ### Batchtools Commands (Optimized)
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- - `npx snow-flow sparc batch <modes> "<task>"`: Execute multiple SPARC modes in parallel
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- - `npx snow-flow sparc pipeline "<task>"`: Execute full SPARC pipeline with parallel processing
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- - `npx snow-flow sparc concurrent <mode> "<tasks-file>"`: Process multiple tasks concurrently
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- ### Standard Build Commands
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  - `npm run build`: Build the project
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- - `npm run test`: Run the test suite
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- ## SPARC Methodology Workflow (Batchtools Enhanced)
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- ### 1. Specification Phase (Parallel Analysis)
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+ ## Snow-Flow Complete Command Reference
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+ ### Core System Commands
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+ - `./snow-flow start [--ui] [--port 3000]`: Start orchestration system
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+ - `./snow-flow status`: Show comprehensive system status
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+ - `./snow-flow config <subcommand>`: Configuration management
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+ - `./snow-flow memory get <key>`: Retrieve stored information
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+ - `./snow-flow sparc "<task>"`: Run orchestrator mode (default)
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+ - `./snow-flow sparc tdd "<feature>"`: Test-driven development mode
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+ - `./snow-flow swarm "<objective>" [options]`: Multi-agent swarm coordination - één command voor alles!
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+ - `--live-testing`: Enable live testing during development (default: **true**)
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+ - `--auto-deploy`: Automatic deployment when ready (default: **true**)
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+ - `--shared-memory`: Enable shared memory between agents (default: **true**)
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+ ## Quick Start Workflows
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+ ### 🚀 Intelligent Development Workflow
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+ ./snow-flow swarm "Create incident management dashboard with real-time updates"
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+ # ✅ Discovers existing artifacts to reuse
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+ # ✅ Tests in real-time on your ServiceNow instance
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- - `github-modes` - Comprehensive GitHub integration
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- - `pr-manager` - Pull request management
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- - `code-review-swarm` - Multi-agent code review
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- - `issue-tracker` - Issue management
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- - `release-manager` - Release coordination
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- - `workflow-automation` - CI/CD automation
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- - `project-board-sync` - Project tracking
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- - `repo-architect` - Repository optimization
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- - `multi-repo-swarm` - Cross-repository coordination
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- #### **SPARC Methodology Agents**
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- - `sparc-coord` - SPARC orchestration
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- - `sparc-coder` - TDD implementation
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- - `specification` - Requirements analysis
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- - `pseudocode` - Algorithm design
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- - `architecture` - System design
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- - `refinement` - Iterative improvement
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+ ## Advanced Batch Tool Patterns
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- #### **Specialized Development**
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- - `backend-dev` - API development
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- - `mobile-dev` - React Native development
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- - `ml-developer` - Machine learning
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- - `cicd-engineer` - CI/CD pipelines
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- - `api-docs` - OpenAPI documentation
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- - `system-architect` - High-level design
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- - `code-analyzer` - Code quality analysis
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- - `base-template-generator` - Boilerplate creation
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- #### **Testing & Validation**
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- - `tdd-london-swarm` - Mock-driven TDD
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- - `production-validator` - Real implementation validation
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- #### **Migration & Planning**
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- - `migration-planner` - System migrations
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- - `swarm-init` - Topology initialization
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- ### 🎯 Concurrent Agent Patterns
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-
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- #### **Full-Stack Development Swarm (8 agents)**
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- ```bash
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- Task("System architecture", "...", "system-architect")
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- Task("Backend APIs", "...", "backend-dev")
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- Task("Frontend mobile", "...", "mobile-dev")
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- Task("Database design", "...", "coder")
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- Task("API documentation", "...", "api-docs")
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- Task("CI/CD pipeline", "...", "cicd-engineer")
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- Task("Performance testing", "...", "performance-benchmarker")
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- Task("Production validation", "...", "production-validator")
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- ```
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- #### **Distributed System Swarm (6 agents)**
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- ```bash
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- Task("Byzantine consensus", "...", "byzantine-coordinator")
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- Task("Raft coordination", "...", "raft-manager")
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- Task("Gossip protocols", "...", "gossip-coordinator")
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- Task("CRDT synchronization", "...", "crdt-synchronizer")
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- Task("Security management", "...", "security-manager")
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- Task("Performance monitoring", "...", "perf-analyzer")
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- ```
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-
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- #### **GitHub Workflow Swarm (5 agents)**
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- ```bash
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- Task("PR management", "...", "pr-manager")
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- Task("Code review", "...", "code-review-swarm")
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- Task("Issue tracking", "...", "issue-tracker")
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- Task("Release coordination", "...", "release-manager")
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- Task("Workflow automation", "...", "workflow-automation")
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- ```
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-
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- #### **SPARC TDD Swarm (7 agents)**
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- ```bash
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- Task("Requirements spec", "...", "specification")
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- Task("Algorithm design", "...", "pseudocode")
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- Task("System architecture", "...", "architecture")
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- Task("TDD implementation", "...", "sparc-coder")
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- Task("London school tests", "...", "tdd-london-swarm")
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- Task("Iterative refinement", "...", "refinement")
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- ```
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- ### ⚡ Performance Optimization
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- **Agent Selection Strategy:**
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- - **High Priority**: Use 3-5 agents max for critical path
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- - **Medium Priority**: Use 5-8 agents for complex features
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- - **Large Projects**: Use 8+ agents with proper coordination
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-
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- **Memory Management:**
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- - Implement `swarm-memory-manager` for distributed coordination
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- - Apply `collective-intelligence-coordinator` for decision-making
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- For more information about SPARC methodology and batchtools optimization, see:
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- - SPARC Guide: https://github.com/ruvnet/claude-code-flow/docs/sparc.md
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- - Batchtools Documentation: https://github.com/ruvnet/claude-code-flow/docs/batchtools.md
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-
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- # important-instruction-reminders
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- Message 4: Read("file1.js")
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- Message 5: Write("output1.js")
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- Message 6: Bash("npm install")
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- // This is 6x slower and breaks coordination!
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-
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- ### 🎯 CONCURRENT EXECUTION CHECKLIST:
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- Before sending ANY message, ask yourself:
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-
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- - ✅ Are ALL related TodoWrite operations batched together?
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- - ✅ Are ALL Task spawning operations in ONE message?
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- - ✅ Are ALL file operations (Read/Write/Edit) batched together?
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- - ✅ Are ALL bash commands grouped in ONE message?
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- - ✅ Are ALL memory operations concurrent?
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-
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- If ANY answer is "No", you MUST combine operations into a single message!
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- ## 🚀 CRITICAL: Claude Code Does ALL Real Work
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-
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- ### 🎯 CLAUDE CODE IS THE ONLY EXECUTOR
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-
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- **ABSOLUTE RULE**: Claude Code performs ALL actual work:
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-
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- ### ✅ Claude Code ALWAYS Handles:
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-
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- - 🔧 **ALL file operations** (Read, Write, Edit, MultiEdit, Glob, Grep)
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- - 💻 **ALL code generation** and programming tasks
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- - 🖥️ **ALL bash commands** and system operations
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- - 🏗️ **ALL actual implementation** work
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- - 🔍 **ALL project navigation** and code analysis
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- - 📝 **ALL TodoWrite** and task management
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- - 🔄 **ALL git operations** (commit, push, merge)
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- - 📦 **ALL package management** (npm, pip, etc.)
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- - 🧪 **ALL testing** and validation
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- - 🔧 **ALL debugging** and troubleshooting
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-
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- ### 🧠 Claude Flow MCP Tools ONLY Handle:
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-
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- - 🎯 **Coordination only** - Planning Claude Code's actions
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- - 💾 **Memory management** - Storing decisions and context
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- - 🤖 **Neural features** - Learning from Claude Code's work
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- - 📊 **Performance tracking** - Monitoring Claude Code's efficiency
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- - 🐝 **Swarm orchestration** - Coordinating multiple Claude Code instances
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- - 🔗 **GitHub integration** - Advanced repository coordination
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-
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- ### 🚨 CRITICAL SEPARATION OF CONCERNS:
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- **❌ MCP Tools NEVER:**
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- - Write files or create content
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- - Execute bash commands
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- - Generate code
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- - Perform file operations
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- - Handle TodoWrite operations
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- - Execute system commands
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- - Do actual implementation work
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- **✅ MCP Tools ONLY:**
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- - Coordinate and plan
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- - Store memory and context
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- - Track performance
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- - Orchestrate workflows
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- - Provide intelligence insights
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-
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- ### ⚠️ Key Principle:
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-
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- **MCP tools coordinate, Claude Code executes.** Think of MCP tools as the "brain" that plans and coordinates, while Claude Code is the "hands" that do all the actual work.
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- ### 🔄 WORKFLOW EXECUTION PATTERN:
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- **✅ CORRECT Workflow:**
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- 1. **MCP**: `mcp__snow-flow__swarm_init` (coordination setup)
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- 2. **MCP**: `mcp__snow-flow__agent_spawn` (planning agents)
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- 3. **MCP**: `mcp__snow-flow__task_orchestrate` (task coordination)
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- 4. **Claude Code**: `Task` tool to spawn agents with coordination instructions
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- 5. **Claude Code**: `TodoWrite` with ALL todos batched (5-10+ in ONE call)
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- 6. **Claude Code**: `Read`, `Write`, `Edit`, `Bash` (actual work)
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- 7. **MCP**: `mcp__snow-flow__memory_usage` (store results)
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- **❌ WRONG Workflow:**
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- 1. **MCP**: `mcp__snow-flow__terminal_execute` (DON'T DO THIS)
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- 2. **MCP**: File creation via MCP (DON'T DO THIS)
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- 3. **MCP**: Code generation via MCP (DON'T DO THIS)
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- 4. **Claude Code**: Sequential Task calls (DON'T DO THIS)
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- 5. **Claude Code**: Individual TodoWrite calls (DON'T DO THIS)
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- ### 🚨 REMEMBER:
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- - **MCP tools** = Coordination, planning, memory, intelligence
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- - **Claude Code** = All actual execution, coding, file operations
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- ## 🚀 CRITICAL: Parallel Execution & Batch Operations
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-
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- ### 🚨 MANDATORY RULE #1: BATCH EVERYTHING
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-
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- **When using swarms, you MUST use BatchTool for ALL operations:**
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-
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- 1. **NEVER** send multiple messages for related operations
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- 2. **ALWAYS** combine multiple tool calls in ONE message
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- 3. **PARALLEL** execution is MANDATORY, not optional
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-
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- ### ⚡ THE GOLDEN RULE OF SWARMS
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- ```
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-
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- If you need to do X operations, they should be in 1 message, not X messages
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-
637
- ````
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-
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- ### 🚨 MANDATORY TODO AND TASK BATCHING
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-
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- **CRITICAL RULE FOR TODOS AND TASKS:**
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-
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- 1. **TodoWrite** MUST ALWAYS include ALL todos in ONE call (5-10+ todos)
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- 2. **Task** tool calls MUST be batched - spawn multiple agents in ONE message
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- 3. **NEVER** update todos one by one - this breaks parallel coordination
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- 4. **NEVER** spawn agents sequentially - ALL agents spawn together
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-
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- ### 📦 BATCH TOOL EXAMPLES
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-
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- **✅ CORRECT - Everything in ONE Message:**
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+ ### TodoWrite Coordination
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+ Always use TodoWrite for complex task coordination:
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  ```javascript
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- [Single Message with BatchTool]:
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- // MCP coordination setup
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- mcp__snow-flow__swarm_init { topology: "mesh", maxAgents: 6 }
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- mcp__snow-flow__agent_spawn { type: "researcher" }
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- mcp__snow-flow__agent_spawn { type: "coder" }
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- mcp__snow-flow__agent_spawn { type: "analyst" }
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- mcp__snow-flow__agent_spawn { type: "tester" }
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- mcp__snow-flow__agent_spawn { type: "coordinator" }
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-
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- // Claude Code execution - ALL in parallel
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- Task("You are researcher agent. MUST coordinate via hooks...")
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- Task("You are coder agent. MUST coordinate via hooks...")
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- Task("You are analyst agent. MUST coordinate via hooks...")
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- Task("You are tester agent. MUST coordinate via hooks...")
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- TodoWrite { todos: [5-10 todos with all priorities and statuses] }
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-
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- // File operations in parallel
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- Bash "mkdir -p app/{src,tests,docs}"
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- Write "app/package.json"
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- Write "app/README.md"
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- Write "app/src/index.js"
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- ````
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-
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- **❌ WRONG - Multiple Messages (NEVER DO THIS):**
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-
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- ```javascript
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- Message 1: mcp__snow-flow__swarm_init
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- Message 2: Task("researcher agent")
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- Message 3: Task("coder agent")
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- Message 4: TodoWrite({ todo: "single todo" })
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- Message 5: Bash "mkdir src"
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- Message 6: Write "package.json"
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- // This is 6x slower and breaks parallel coordination!
686
- ```
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-
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- ### 🎯 BATCH OPERATIONS BY TYPE
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-
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- **Todo and Task Operations (Single Message):**
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-
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- - **TodoWrite** → ALWAYS include 5-10+ todos in ONE call
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- - **Task agents** → Spawn ALL agents with full instructions in ONE message
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- - **Agent coordination** → ALL Task calls must include coordination hooks
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- - **Status updates** → Update ALL todo statuses together
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- - **NEVER** split todos or Task calls across messages!
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-
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- **File Operations (Single Message):**
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-
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- - Read 10 files? → One message with 10 Read calls
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- - Write 5 files? → One message with 5 Write calls
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- - Edit 1 file many times? → One MultiEdit call
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-
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- **Swarm Operations (Single Message):**
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-
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- - Need 8 agents? → One message with swarm_init + 8 agent_spawn calls
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- - Multiple memories? → One message with all memory_usage calls
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- - Task + monitoring? → One message with task_orchestrate + swarm_monitor
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-
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- **Command Operations (Single Message):**
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-
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- - Multiple directories? → One message with all mkdir commands
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- - Install + test + lint? → One message with all npm commands
714
- - Git operations? → One message with all git commands
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-
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- ## 🚀 Quick Setup (Stdio MCP - Recommended)
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-
718
- ### 1. Add MCP Server (Stdio - No Port Needed)
719
-
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- ```bash
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- # Add Snow Flow MCP server to Claude Code using stdio
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- claude mcp add snow-flow npx snow-flow mcp start
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+ TodoWrite([
139
+ {
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+ id: "architecture_design",
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+ content: "Design system architecture and component interfaces",
142
+ status: "pending",
143
+ priority: "high",
144
+ dependencies: [],
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+ estimatedTime: "60min",
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+ assignedAgent: "architect"
147
+ },
148
+ {
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+ id: "frontend_development",
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+ content: "Develop React components and user interface",
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+ status: "pending",
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+ priority: "medium",
153
+ dependencies: ["architecture_design"],
154
+ estimatedTime: "120min",
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+ assignedAgent: "frontend_team"
156
+ }
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+ ]);
723
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  ```
724
159
 
725
- ### 2. Use MCP Tools for Coordination in Claude Code
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-
727
- Once configured, Claude Flow MCP tools enhance Claude Code's coordination:
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-
729
- **Initialize a swarm:**
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-
731
- - Use the `mcp__snow-flow__swarm_init` tool to set up coordination topology
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- - Choose: mesh, hierarchical, ring, or star
733
- - This creates a coordination framework for Claude Code's work
734
-
735
- **Spawn agents:**
736
-
737
- - Use `mcp__snow-flow__agent_spawn` tool to create specialized coordinators
738
- - Agent types represent different thinking patterns, not actual coders
739
- - They help Claude Code approach problems from different angles
740
-
741
- **Orchestrate tasks:**
742
-
743
- - Use `mcp__snow-flow__task_orchestrate` tool to coordinate complex workflows
744
- - This breaks down tasks for Claude Code to execute systematically
745
- - The agents don't write code - they coordinate Claude Code's actions
746
-
747
- ## Available MCP Tools for Coordination
748
-
749
- ### Coordination Tools:
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-
751
- - `mcp__snow-flow__swarm_init` - Set up coordination topology for Claude Code
752
- - `mcp__snow-flow__agent_spawn` - Create cognitive patterns to guide Claude Code
753
- - `mcp__snow-flow__task_orchestrate` - Break down and coordinate complex tasks
754
-
755
- ### Monitoring Tools:
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-
757
- - `mcp__snow-flow__swarm_status` - Monitor coordination effectiveness
758
- - `mcp__snow-flow__agent_list` - View active cognitive patterns
759
- - `mcp__snow-flow__agent_metrics` - Track coordination performance
760
- - `mcp__snow-flow__task_status` - Check workflow progress
761
- - `mcp__snow-flow__task_results` - Review coordination outcomes
762
-
763
- ### Memory & Neural Tools:
764
-
765
- - `mcp__snow-flow__memory_usage` - Persistent memory across sessions
766
- - `mcp__snow-flow__neural_status` - Neural pattern effectiveness
767
- - `mcp__snow-flow__neural_train` - Improve coordination patterns
768
- - `mcp__snow-flow__neural_patterns` - Analyze thinking approaches
769
-
770
- ### GitHub Integration Tools (NEW!):
771
-
772
- - `mcp__snow-flow__github_swarm` - Create specialized GitHub management swarms
773
- - `mcp__snow-flow__repo_analyze` - Deep repository analysis with AI
774
- - `mcp__snow-flow__pr_enhance` - AI-powered pull request improvements
775
- - `mcp__snow-flow__issue_triage` - Intelligent issue classification
776
- - `mcp__snow-flow__code_review` - Automated code review with swarms
777
-
778
- ### System Tools:
779
-
780
- - `mcp__snow-flow__benchmark_run` - Measure coordination efficiency
781
- - `mcp__snow-flow__features_detect` - Available capabilities
782
- - `mcp__snow-flow__swarm_monitor` - Real-time coordination tracking
783
-
784
- ## Workflow Examples (Coordination-Focused)
785
-
786
- ### Research Coordination Example
787
-
788
- **Context:** Claude Code needs to research a complex topic systematically
789
-
790
- **Step 1:** Set up research coordination
791
-
792
- - Tool: `mcp__snow-flow__swarm_init`
793
- - Parameters: `{"topology": "mesh", "maxAgents": 5, "strategy": "balanced"}`
794
- - Result: Creates a mesh topology for comprehensive exploration
795
-
796
- **Step 2:** Define research perspectives
797
-
798
- - Tool: `mcp__snow-flow__agent_spawn`
799
- - Parameters: `{"type": "researcher", "name": "Literature Review"}`
800
- - Tool: `mcp__snow-flow__agent_spawn`
801
- - Parameters: `{"type": "analyst", "name": "Data Analysis"}`
802
- - Result: Different cognitive patterns for Claude Code to use
803
-
804
- **Step 3:** Coordinate research execution
805
-
806
- - Tool: `mcp__snow-flow__task_orchestrate`
807
- - Parameters: `{"task": "Research neural architecture search papers", "strategy": "adaptive"}`
808
- - Result: Claude Code systematically searches, reads, and analyzes papers
809
-
810
- **What Actually Happens:**
811
-
812
- 1. The swarm sets up a coordination framework
813
- 2. Each agent MUST use Snow Flow hooks for coordination:
814
- - `npx snow-flow hooks pre-task` before starting
815
- - `npx snow-flow hooks post-edit` after each file operation
816
- - `npx snow-flow hooks notify` to share decisions
817
- 3. Claude Code uses its native Read, WebSearch, and Task tools
818
- 4. The swarm coordinates through shared memory and hooks
819
- 5. Results are synthesized by Claude Code with full coordination history
820
-
821
- ### Development Coordination Example
822
-
823
- **Context:** Claude Code needs to build a complex system with multiple components
824
-
825
- **Step 1:** Set up development coordination
826
-
827
- - Tool: `mcp__snow-flow__swarm_init`
828
- - Parameters: `{"topology": "hierarchical", "maxAgents": 8, "strategy": "specialized"}`
829
- - Result: Hierarchical structure for organized development
830
-
831
- **Step 2:** Define development perspectives
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-
833
- - Tool: `mcp__snow-flow__agent_spawn`
834
- - Parameters: `{"type": "architect", "name": "System Design"}`
835
- - Result: Architectural thinking pattern for Claude Code
836
-
837
- **Step 3:** Coordinate implementation
838
-
839
- - Tool: `mcp__snow-flow__task_orchestrate`
840
- - Parameters: `{"task": "Implement user authentication with JWT", "strategy": "parallel"}`
841
- - Result: Claude Code implements features using its native tools
842
-
843
- **What Actually Happens:**
844
-
845
- 1. The swarm creates a development coordination plan
846
- 2. Each agent coordinates using mandatory hooks:
847
- - Pre-task hooks for context loading
848
- - Post-edit hooks for progress tracking
849
- - Memory storage for cross-agent coordination
850
- 3. Claude Code uses Write, Edit, Bash tools for implementation
851
- 4. Agents share progress through Claude Flow memory
852
- 5. All code is written by Claude Code with full coordination
853
-
854
- ### GitHub Repository Management Example (NEW!)
855
-
856
- **Context:** Claude Code needs to manage a complex GitHub repository
857
-
858
- **Step 1:** Initialize GitHub swarm
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-
860
- - Tool: `mcp__snow-flow__github_swarm`
861
- - Parameters: `{"repository": "owner/repo", "agents": 5, "focus": "maintenance"}`
862
- - Result: Specialized swarm for repository management
863
-
864
- **Step 2:** Analyze repository health
865
-
866
- - Tool: `mcp__snow-flow__repo_analyze`
867
- - Parameters: `{"deep": true, "include": ["issues", "prs", "code"]}`
868
- - Result: Comprehensive repository analysis
869
-
870
- **Step 3:** Enhance pull requests
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-
872
- - Tool: `mcp__snow-flow__pr_enhance`
873
- - Parameters: `{"pr_number": 123, "add_tests": true, "improve_docs": true}`
874
- - Result: AI-powered PR improvements
875
-
876
- ## Best Practices for Coordination
877
-
878
- ### ✅ DO:
879
-
880
- - Use MCP tools to coordinate Claude Code's approach to complex tasks
881
- - Let the swarm break down problems into manageable pieces
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- - Use memory tools to maintain context across sessions
883
- - Monitor coordination effectiveness with status tools
884
- - Train neural patterns for better coordination over time
885
- - Leverage GitHub tools for repository management
886
-
887
- ### ❌ DON'T:
888
-
889
- - Expect agents to write code (Claude Code does all implementation)
890
- - Use MCP tools for file operations (use Claude Code's native tools)
891
- - Try to make agents execute bash commands (Claude Code handles this)
892
- - Confuse coordination with execution (MCP coordinates, Claude executes)
893
-
894
- ## Memory and Persistence
895
-
896
- The swarm provides persistent memory that helps Claude Code:
897
-
898
- - Remember project context across sessions
899
- - Track decisions and rationale
900
- - Maintain consistency in large projects
901
- - Learn from previous coordination patterns
902
- - Store GitHub workflow preferences
903
-
904
- ## Performance Benefits
905
-
906
- When using Claude Flow coordination with Claude Code:
907
-
908
- - **84.8% SWE-Bench solve rate** - Better problem-solving through coordination
909
- - **32.3% token reduction** - Efficient task breakdown reduces redundancy
910
- - **2.8-4.4x speed improvement** - Parallel coordination strategies
911
- - **27+ neural models** - Diverse cognitive approaches
912
- - **GitHub automation** - Streamlined repository management
913
-
914
- ## Claude Code Hooks Integration
915
-
916
- Claude Flow includes powerful hooks that automate coordination:
917
-
918
- ### Pre-Operation Hooks
919
-
920
- - **Auto-assign agents** before file edits based on file type
921
- - **Validate commands** before execution for safety
922
- - **Prepare resources** automatically for complex operations
923
- - **Optimize topology** based on task complexity analysis
924
- - **Cache searches** for improved performance
925
- - **GitHub context** loading for repository operations
926
-
927
- ### Post-Operation Hooks
928
-
929
- - **Auto-format code** using language-specific formatters
930
- - **Train neural patterns** from successful operations
931
- - **Update memory** with operation context
932
- - **Analyze performance** and identify bottlenecks
933
- - **Track token usage** for efficiency metrics
934
- - **Sync GitHub** state for consistency
935
-
936
- ### Session Management
937
-
938
- - **Generate summaries** at session end
939
- - **Persist state** across Claude Code sessions
940
- - **Track metrics** for continuous improvement
941
- - **Restore previous** session context automatically
942
- - **Export workflows** for reuse
943
-
944
- ### Advanced Features (v2.0.0!)
945
-
946
- - **🚀 Automatic Topology Selection** - Optimal swarm structure for each task
947
- - **⚡ Parallel Execution** - 2.8-4.4x speed improvements
948
- - **🧠 Neural Training** - Continuous learning from operations
949
- - **📊 Bottleneck Analysis** - Real-time performance optimization
950
- - **🤖 Smart Auto-Spawning** - Zero manual agent management
951
- - **🛡️ Self-Healing Workflows** - Automatic error recovery
952
- - **💾 Cross-Session Memory** - Persistent learning & context
953
- - **🔗 GitHub Integration** - Repository-aware swarms
954
-
955
- ### Configuration
956
-
957
- Hooks are pre-configured in `.claude/settings.json`. Key features:
958
-
959
- - Automatic agent assignment for different file types
960
- - Code formatting on save
961
- - Neural pattern learning from edits
962
- - Session state persistence
963
- - Performance tracking and optimization
964
- - Intelligent caching and token reduction
965
- - GitHub workflow automation
966
-
967
- See `.claude/commands/` for detailed documentation on all features.
968
-
969
- ## Integration Tips
970
-
971
- 1. **Start Simple**: Begin with basic swarm init and single agent
972
- 2. **Scale Gradually**: Add more agents as task complexity increases
973
- 3. **Use Memory**: Store important decisions and context
974
- 4. **Monitor Progress**: Regular status checks ensure effective coordination
975
- 5. **Train Patterns**: Let neural agents learn from successful coordinations
976
- 6. **Enable Hooks**: Use the pre-configured hooks for automation
977
- 7. **GitHub First**: Use GitHub tools for repository management
978
-
979
- ## 🧠 SWARM ORCHESTRATION PATTERN
980
-
981
- ### You are the SWARM ORCHESTRATOR. **IMMEDIATELY SPAWN AGENTS IN PARALLEL** to execute tasks
982
-
983
- ### 🚨 CRITICAL INSTRUCTION: You are the SWARM ORCHESTRATOR
984
-
985
- **MANDATORY**: When using swarms, you MUST:
160
+ ## Code Style Preferences
161
+ - Use ES modules (import/export) syntax
162
+ - Destructure imports when possible
163
+ - Use TypeScript for all new code
164
+ - Follow existing naming conventions
165
+ - Add JSDoc comments for public APIs
166
+ - Use async/await instead of Promise chains
167
+ - Prefer const/let over var
986
168
 
987
- 1. **SPAWN ALL AGENTS IN ONE BATCH** - Use multiple tool calls in a SINGLE message
988
- 2. **EXECUTE TASKS IN PARALLEL** - Never wait for one task before starting another
989
- 3. **USE BATCHTOOL FOR EVERYTHING** - Multiple operations = Single message with multiple tools
990
- 4. **ALL AGENTS MUST USE COORDINATION TOOLS** - Every spawned agent MUST use snow-flow hooks and memory
169
+ ## Workflow Guidelines
170
+ - Always run typecheck after making code changes
171
+ - Run tests before committing changes
172
+ - Use meaningful commit messages
173
+ - Create feature branches for new functionality
174
+ - Ensure all tests pass before merging
991
175
 
992
- ### 🎯 AGENT COUNT CONFIGURATION
993
-
994
- **CRITICAL: Dynamic Agent Count Rules**
995
-
996
- 1. **Check CLI Arguments First**: If user runs `npx snow-flow --agents 5`, use 5 agents
997
- 2. **Auto-Decide if No Args**: Without CLI args, analyze task complexity:
998
- - Simple tasks (1-3 components): 3-4 agents
999
- - Medium tasks (4-6 components): 5-7 agents
1000
- - Complex tasks (7+ components): 8-12 agents
1001
- 3. **Agent Type Distribution**: Balance agent types based on task:
1002
- - Always include 1 coordinator
1003
- - For code-heavy tasks: more coders
1004
- - For design tasks: more architects/analysts
1005
- - For quality tasks: more testers/reviewers
1006
-
1007
- **Example Auto-Decision Logic:**
1008
-
1009
- ```javascript
1010
- // If CLI args provided: npx snow-flow --agents 6
1011
- maxAgents = CLI_ARGS.agents || determineAgentCount(task);
1012
-
1013
- function determineAgentCount(task) {
1014
- // Analyze task complexity
1015
- if (task.includes(['API', 'database', 'auth', 'tests'])) return 8;
1016
- if (task.includes(['frontend', 'backend'])) return 6;
1017
- if (task.includes(['simple', 'script'])) return 3;
1018
- return 5; // default
1019
- }
1020
- ```
1021
-
1022
- ## 📋 MANDATORY AGENT COORDINATION PROTOCOL
176
+ ## 📊 MANDATORY AGENT COORDINATION PROTOCOL
1023
177
 
1024
178
  ### 🔴 CRITICAL: Every Agent MUST Follow This Protocol
1025
179
 
1026
180
  When you spawn an agent using the Task tool, that agent MUST:
1027
181
 
1028
182
  **1️⃣ BEFORE Starting Work:**
1029
-
1030
183
  ```bash
1031
- # Check previous work and load context
1032
184
  npx snow-flow hooks pre-task --description "[agent task]" --auto-spawn-agents false
1033
185
  npx snow-flow hooks session-restore --session-id "swarm-[id]" --load-memory true
1034
186
  ```
1035
187
 
1036
188
  **2️⃣ DURING Work (After EVERY Major Step):**
1037
-
1038
189
  ```bash
1039
- # Store progress in memory after each file operation
1040
190
  npx snow-flow hooks post-edit --file "[filepath]" --memory-key "swarm/[agent]/[step]"
1041
-
1042
- # Store decisions and findings
1043
191
  npx snow-flow hooks notify --message "[what was done]" --telemetry true
1044
-
1045
- # Check coordination with other agents
1046
- npx snow-flow hooks pre-search --query "[what to check]" --cache-results true
1047
192
  ```
1048
193
 
1049
194
  **3️⃣ AFTER Completing Work:**
1050
-
1051
195
  ```bash
1052
- # Save all results and learnings
1053
196
  npx snow-flow hooks post-task --task-id "[task]" --analyze-performance true
1054
197
  npx snow-flow hooks session-end --export-metrics true --generate-summary true
1055
198
  ```
@@ -1063,30 +206,18 @@ You are the [Agent Type] agent in a coordinated swarm.
1063
206
 
1064
207
  MANDATORY COORDINATION:
1065
208
  1. START: Run `npx snow-flow hooks pre-task --description "[your task]"`
1066
- 2. DURING: After EVERY file operation, run `npx snow-flow hooks post-edit --file "[file]" --memory-key "agent/[step]"`
209
+ 2. DURING: After EVERY file operation, run `npx snow-flow hooks post-edit --file "[file]"`
1067
210
  3. MEMORY: Store ALL decisions using `npx snow-flow hooks notify --message "[decision]"`
1068
- 4. END: Run `npx snow-flow hooks post-task --task-id "[task]" --analyze-performance true`
211
+ 4. END: Run `npx snow-flow hooks post-task --task-id "[task]"`
1069
212
 
1070
213
  Your specific task: [detailed task description]
1071
214
 
1072
215
  REMEMBER: Coordinate with other agents by checking memory BEFORE making decisions!
1073
216
  ```
1074
217
 
1075
- ### ⚡ PARALLEL EXECUTION IS MANDATORY
1076
-
1077
- **THIS IS WRONG ❌ (Sequential - NEVER DO THIS):**
1078
-
1079
- ```
1080
- Message 1: Initialize swarm
1081
- Message 2: Spawn agent 1
1082
- Message 3: Spawn agent 2
1083
- Message 4: TodoWrite (single todo)
1084
- Message 5: Create file 1
1085
- Message 6: TodoWrite (another single todo)
1086
- ```
1087
-
1088
- **THIS IS CORRECT ✅ (Parallel - ALWAYS DO THIS):**
218
+ ## ⚡ PARALLEL EXECUTION IS MANDATORY
1089
219
 
220
+ **✅ CORRECT (Parallel - ALWAYS DO THIS):**
1090
221
  ```
1091
222
  Message 1: [BatchTool]
1092
223
  // MCP coordination setup
@@ -1094,178 +225,34 @@ Message 1: [BatchTool]
1094
225
  - mcp__snow-flow__agent_spawn (researcher)
1095
226
  - mcp__snow-flow__agent_spawn (coder)
1096
227
  - mcp__snow-flow__agent_spawn (analyst)
1097
- - mcp__snow-flow__agent_spawn (tester)
1098
- - mcp__snow-flow__agent_spawn (coordinator)
1099
228
 
1100
- Message 2: [BatchTool - Claude Code execution]
1101
229
  // Task agents with full coordination instructions
1102
- - Task("You are researcher agent. MANDATORY: Run hooks pre-task, post-edit, post-task. Task: Research API patterns")
1103
- - Task("You are coder agent. MANDATORY: Run hooks pre-task, post-edit, post-task. Task: Implement REST endpoints")
1104
- - Task("You are analyst agent. MANDATORY: Run hooks pre-task, post-edit, post-task. Task: Analyze performance")
1105
- - Task("You are tester agent. MANDATORY: Run hooks pre-task, post-edit, post-task. Task: Write comprehensive tests")
1106
-
230
+ - Task("You are researcher agent. MANDATORY: Run hooks. Task: Research API patterns")
231
+ - Task("You are coder agent. MANDATORY: Run hooks. Task: Implement REST endpoints")
232
+
1107
233
  // TodoWrite with ALL todos batched
1108
234
  - TodoWrite { todos: [
1109
235
  {id: "research", content: "Research API patterns", status: "in_progress", priority: "high"},
1110
236
  {id: "design", content: "Design database schema", status: "pending", priority: "high"},
1111
237
  {id: "implement", content: "Build REST endpoints", status: "pending", priority: "high"},
1112
- {id: "test", content: "Write unit tests", status: "pending", priority: "medium"},
1113
- {id: "docs", content: "Create API documentation", status: "pending", priority: "low"},
1114
- {id: "deploy", content: "Setup deployment", status: "pending", priority: "medium"}
238
+ {id: "test", content: "Write unit tests", status: "pending", priority: "medium"}
1115
239
  ]}
1116
240
 
1117
241
  // File operations in parallel
1118
242
  - Write "api/package.json"
1119
243
  - Write "api/server.js"
1120
- - Write "api/routes/users.js"
1121
244
  - Bash "mkdir -p api/{routes,models,tests}"
1122
245
  ```
1123
246
 
1124
- ### 🎯 MANDATORY SWARM PATTERN
1125
-
1126
- When given ANY complex task with swarms:
1127
-
1128
- ```
1129
- STEP 1: IMMEDIATE PARALLEL SPAWN (Single Message!)
1130
- [BatchTool]:
1131
- // IMPORTANT: Check CLI args for agent count, otherwise auto-decide based on task complexity
1132
- - mcp__snow-flow__swarm_init {
1133
- topology: "hierarchical",
1134
- maxAgents: CLI_ARGS.agents || AUTO_DECIDE(task_complexity), // Use CLI args or auto-decide
1135
- strategy: "parallel"
1136
- }
1137
-
1138
- // Spawn agents based on maxAgents count and task requirements
1139
- // If CLI specifies 3 agents, spawn 3. If no args, auto-decide optimal count (3-12)
1140
- - mcp__snow-flow__agent_spawn { type: "architect", name: "System Designer" }
1141
- - mcp__snow-flow__agent_spawn { type: "coder", name: "API Developer" }
1142
- - mcp__snow-flow__agent_spawn { type: "coder", name: "Frontend Dev" }
1143
- - mcp__snow-flow__agent_spawn { type: "analyst", name: "DB Designer" }
1144
- - mcp__snow-flow__agent_spawn { type: "tester", name: "QA Engineer" }
1145
- - mcp__snow-flow__agent_spawn { type: "researcher", name: "Tech Lead" }
1146
- - mcp__snow-flow__agent_spawn { type: "coordinator", name: "PM" }
1147
- - TodoWrite { todos: [multiple todos at once] }
1148
-
1149
- STEP 2: PARALLEL TASK EXECUTION (Single Message!)
1150
- [BatchTool]:
1151
- - mcp__snow-flow__task_orchestrate { task: "main task", strategy: "parallel" }
1152
- - mcp__snow-flow__memory_usage { action: "store", key: "init", value: {...} }
1153
- - Multiple Read operations
1154
- - Multiple Write operations
1155
- - Multiple Bash commands
1156
-
1157
- STEP 3: CONTINUE PARALLEL WORK (Never Sequential!)
1158
- ```
1159
-
1160
- ### 📊 VISUAL TASK TRACKING FORMAT
1161
-
1162
- Use this format when displaying task progress:
1163
-
1164
- ```
1165
- 📊 Progress Overview
1166
- ├── Total Tasks: X
1167
- ├── ✅ Completed: X (X%)
1168
- ├── 🔄 In Progress: X (X%)
1169
- ├── ⭕ Todo: X (X%)
1170
- └── ❌ Blocked: X (X%)
1171
-
1172
- 📋 Todo (X)
1173
- └── 🔴 001: [Task description] [PRIORITY] ▶
1174
-
1175
- 🔄 In progress (X)
1176
- ├── 🟡 002: [Task description] ↳ X deps ▶
1177
- └── 🔴 003: [Task description] [PRIORITY] ▶
1178
-
1179
- ✅ Completed (X)
1180
- ├── ✅ 004: [Task description]
1181
- └── ... (more completed tasks)
1182
-
1183
- Priority indicators: 🔴 HIGH/CRITICAL, 🟡 MEDIUM, 🟢 LOW
1184
- Dependencies: ↳ X deps | Actionable: ▶
1185
- ```
1186
-
1187
- ### 🎯 REAL EXAMPLE: Full-Stack App Development
1188
-
1189
- **Task**: "Build a complete REST API with authentication, database, and tests"
1190
-
1191
- **🚨 MANDATORY APPROACH - Everything in Parallel:**
1192
-
1193
- ```javascript
1194
- // ✅ CORRECT: SINGLE MESSAGE with ALL operations
1195
- [BatchTool - Message 1]:
1196
- // Initialize and spawn ALL agents at once
1197
- mcp__snow-flow__swarm_init { topology: "hierarchical", maxAgents: 8, strategy: "parallel" }
1198
- mcp__snow-flow__agent_spawn { type: "architect", name: "System Designer" }
1199
- mcp__snow-flow__agent_spawn { type: "coder", name: "API Developer" }
1200
- mcp__snow-flow__agent_spawn { type: "coder", name: "Auth Expert" }
1201
- mcp__snow-flow__agent_spawn { type: "analyst", name: "DB Designer" }
1202
- mcp__snow-flow__agent_spawn { type: "tester", name: "Test Engineer" }
1203
- mcp__snow-flow__agent_spawn { type: "coordinator", name: "Lead" }
1204
-
1205
- // Update ALL todos at once - NEVER split todos!
1206
- TodoWrite { todos: [
1207
- { id: "design", content: "Design API architecture", status: "in_progress", priority: "high" },
1208
- { id: "auth", content: "Implement authentication", status: "pending", priority: "high" },
1209
- { id: "db", content: "Design database schema", status: "pending", priority: "high" },
1210
- { id: "api", content: "Build REST endpoints", status: "pending", priority: "high" },
1211
- { id: "tests", content: "Write comprehensive tests", status: "pending", priority: "medium" },
1212
- { id: "docs", content: "Document API endpoints", status: "pending", priority: "low" },
1213
- { id: "deploy", content: "Setup deployment pipeline", status: "pending", priority: "medium" },
1214
- { id: "monitor", content: "Add monitoring", status: "pending", priority: "medium" }
1215
- ]}
1216
-
1217
- // Start orchestration
1218
- mcp__snow-flow__task_orchestrate { task: "Build REST API", strategy: "parallel" }
1219
-
1220
- // Store initial memory
1221
- mcp__snow-flow__memory_usage { action: "store", key: "project/init", value: { started: Date.now() } }
1222
-
1223
- [BatchTool - Message 2]:
1224
- // Create ALL directories at once
1225
- Bash("mkdir -p test-app/{src,tests,docs,config}")
1226
- Bash("mkdir -p test-app/src/{models,routes,middleware,services}")
1227
- Bash("mkdir -p test-app/tests/{unit,integration}")
1228
-
1229
- // Write ALL base files at once
1230
- Write("test-app/package.json", packageJsonContent)
1231
- Write("test-app/.env.example", envContent)
1232
- Write("test-app/README.md", readmeContent)
1233
- Write("test-app/src/server.js", serverContent)
1234
- Write("test-app/src/config/database.js", dbConfigContent)
1235
-
1236
- [BatchTool - Message 3]:
1237
- // Read multiple files for context
1238
- Read("test-app/package.json")
1239
- Read("test-app/src/server.js")
1240
- Read("test-app/.env.example")
1241
-
1242
- // Run multiple commands
1243
- Bash("cd test-app && npm install")
1244
- Bash("cd test-app && npm run lint")
1245
- Bash("cd test-app && npm test")
1246
- ```
1247
-
1248
- ### 🚫 NEVER DO THIS (Sequential = WRONG):
1249
-
1250
- ```javascript
1251
- // ❌ WRONG: Multiple messages, one operation each
1252
- Message 1: mcp__snow-flow__swarm_init
1253
- Message 2: mcp__snow-flow__agent_spawn (just one agent)
1254
- Message 3: mcp__snow-flow__agent_spawn (another agent)
1255
- Message 4: TodoWrite (single todo)
1256
- Message 5: Write (single file)
1257
- // This is 5x slower and wastes swarm coordination!
1258
- ```
1259
-
1260
- ### 🔄 MEMORY COORDINATION PATTERN
247
+ ## 🔄 MEMORY COORDINATION PATTERN
1261
248
 
1262
249
  Every agent coordination step MUST use memory:
1263
250
 
1264
- ```
251
+ ```javascript
1265
252
  // After each major decision or implementation
1266
- mcp__snow-flow__memory_usage
1267
- action: "store"
1268
- key: "swarm-{id}/agent-{name}/{step}"
253
+ mcp__snow-flow__memory_usage({
254
+ action: "store",
255
+ key: "swarm-{id}/agent-{name}/{step}",
1269
256
  value: {
1270
257
  timestamp: Date.now(),
1271
258
  decision: "what was decided",
@@ -1273,110 +260,129 @@ mcp__snow-flow__memory_usage
1273
260
  nextSteps: ["step1", "step2"],
1274
261
  dependencies: ["dep1", "dep2"]
1275
262
  }
263
+ })
264
+ ```
265
+
266
+ ## Snow-Flow MCP Tools (100+ Total)
267
+
268
+ Snow-Flow provides comprehensive ServiceNow intelligence through 15 specialized MCP servers:
269
+
270
+ ### 🧠 **Graph Memory & Dependency Analysis** (7 tools)
271
+ - `snow_graph_index_artifact` - Index artifacts in Neo4j with relationship mapping
272
+ - `snow_graph_find_related` - Find ALL connections & dependencies of any script/artifact
273
+ - `snow_graph_analyze_impact` - AI-powered impact analysis before making changes
274
+ - `snow_graph_suggest_artifacts` - Intelligent artifact suggestions based on patterns
275
+ - `snow_graph_pattern_analysis` - Advanced pattern recognition across all code
276
+ - `snow_graph_visualize` - Generate visual dependency graphs (Cypher/Mermaid)
277
+ - `snow_graph_export_knowledge` - Export learned patterns and relationships
278
+
279
+ ### 🔄 **Process Mining & Workflow Analysis** (4 tools)
280
+ - `snow_discover_process` - Real process mining from ServiceNow audit logs
281
+ - `snow_analyze_workflow_execution` - Analyze how workflows REALLY work vs design
282
+ - `snow_discover_cross_table_process` - Discover end-to-end processes across tables
283
+ - `snow_monitor_process` - Real-time process monitoring with anomaly detection
284
+
285
+ ### ⚡ **Advanced Analytics & Performance** (6 tools)
286
+ - `snow_batch_api` - 80% API call reduction through intelligent batching
287
+ - `snow_get_table_relationships` - Deep table relationship mapping with visualizations
288
+ - `snow_analyze_query` - Query performance analysis with optimization suggestions
289
+ - `snow_predict_change_impact` - AI-powered change impact prediction (90% accuracy)
290
+ - `snow_detect_code_patterns` - Security & performance anti-pattern detection
291
+ - `snow_generate_documentation` - Auto-generate documentation from code analysis
292
+
293
+ ### 📊 **ServiceNow Operations** (15+ tools)
294
+ - Complete ITIL lifecycle management (Incident, Request, Problem, Change)
295
+ - CMDB and User management with intelligent analysis
296
+ - AI-powered incident analysis and auto-resolution capabilities
297
+ - Pattern recognition and predictive analytics
298
+ - Knowledge base integration with smart suggestions
299
+
300
+ ### 🔧 **Platform Development** (8+ tools)
301
+ - UI component creation (Pages, scripts, policies, actions)
302
+ - Business rule management with dynamic rule creation
303
+ - Client script development and form automation
304
+ - Complete table schema discovery and analysis
305
+ - Field management with dynamic discovery
306
+ - Script include development for reusable code libraries
307
+
308
+ ### 🔗 **Integration** (10+ tools)
309
+ - REST/SOAP endpoint discovery for external system integration
310
+ - Transform map creation and data transformation
311
+ - Import set management and data import automation
312
+ - Web service integration with WSDL-based connections
313
+ - Email configuration and communication integration
314
+ - Comprehensive data source discovery and analysis
315
+
316
+ ### 📈 **Reporting & Analytics** (12+ tools)
317
+ - Dynamic report creation with no hardcoded configurations
318
+ - Interactive ServiceNow dashboard generation
319
+ - KPI management and business metrics tracking
320
+ - Advanced data visualization (charts, graphs, visual analytics)
321
+ - System performance monitoring and analytics
322
+ - Automated report delivery and scheduling
323
+
324
+ ### ⚙️ **Automation** (11+ tools)
325
+ - Scheduled job management with dynamic schedule discovery
326
+ - Event rule creation and automated event handling
327
+ - Smart notification management and delivery
328
+ - SLA definition and service level automation
329
+ - Escalation rules and automated escalation processes
330
+ - Comprehensive workflow activities and process automation
331
+
332
+ ### 🛡️ **Security & Compliance** (12+ tools)
333
+ - Security policy management with dynamic configurations
334
+ - Compliance rule enforcement (SOX, GDPR, HIPAA)
335
+ - Audit trail analysis and security incident detection
336
+ - Access control management and role/permission analysis
337
+ - Proactive vulnerability scanning and assessment
338
+ - Comprehensive security risk assessment and analysis
339
+
340
+ ### 🔄 **XML Flow Generation** (5+ tools)
341
+ - XML-first flow creation to bypass API limitations
342
+ - Direct XML deployment with alternative deployment methods
343
+ - Flow template generation for standardized workflows
344
+ - Natural language mapping with AI-powered flow design
345
+
346
+ ## Available Agents (25+ Total)
347
+
348
+ ### Core Development Agents
349
+ - `coder` - Implementation specialist
350
+ - `reviewer` - Code quality assurance
351
+ - `tester` - Test creation and validation
352
+ - `planner` - Strategic planning
353
+ - `researcher` - Information gathering
1276
354
 
1277
- // To retrieve coordination data
1278
- mcp__snow-flow__memory_usage
1279
- action: "retrieve"
1280
- key: "swarm-{id}/agent-{name}/{step}"
1281
-
1282
- // To check all swarm progress
1283
- mcp__snow-flow__memory_usage
1284
- action: "list"
1285
- pattern: "swarm-{id}/*"
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- ```
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-
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- ### ⚡ PERFORMANCE TIPS
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-
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- 1. **Batch Everything**: Never operate on single files when multiple are needed
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- 2. **Parallel First**: Always think "what can run simultaneously?"
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- 3. **Memory is Key**: Use memory for ALL cross-agent coordination
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- 4. **Monitor Progress**: Use mcp**snow-flow**swarm_monitor for real-time tracking
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- 5. **Auto-Optimize**: Let hooks handle topology and agent selection
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-
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- ### 🎨 VISUAL SWARM STATUS
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-
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- When showing swarm status, use this format:
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-
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- ```
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- 🐝 Swarm Status: ACTIVE
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- ├── 🏗️ Topology: hierarchical
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- ├── 👥 Agents: 6/8 active
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- ├── ⚡ Mode: parallel execution
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- ├── 📊 Tasks: 12 total (4 complete, 6 in-progress, 2 pending)
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- └── 🧠 Memory: 15 coordination points stored
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-
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- Agent Activity:
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- ├── 🟢 architect: Designing database schema...
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- ├── 🟢 coder-1: Implementing auth endpoints...
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- ├── 🟢 coder-2: Building user CRUD operations...
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- ├── 🟢 analyst: Optimizing query performance...
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- ├── 🟡 tester: Waiting for auth completion...
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- └── 🟢 coordinator: Monitoring progress...
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- ```
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-
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- ## 📝 CRITICAL: TODOWRITE AND TASK TOOL BATCHING
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-
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- ### 🚨 MANDATORY BATCHING RULES FOR TODOS AND TASKS
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-
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- **TodoWrite Tool Requirements:**
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-
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- 1. **ALWAYS** include 5-10+ todos in a SINGLE TodoWrite call
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- 2. **NEVER** call TodoWrite multiple times in sequence
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- 3. **BATCH** all todo updates together - status changes, new todos, completions
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- 4. **INCLUDE** all priority levels (high, medium, low) in one call
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-
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- **Task Tool Requirements:**
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-
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- 1. **SPAWN** all agents using Task tool in ONE message
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- 2. **NEVER** spawn agents one by one across multiple messages
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- 3. **INCLUDE** full task descriptions and coordination instructions
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- 4. **BATCH** related Task calls together for parallel execution
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-
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- **Example of CORRECT TodoWrite usage:**
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-
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- ```javascript
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- // ✅ CORRECT - All todos in ONE call
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- TodoWrite { todos: [
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- { id: "1", content: "Initialize system", status: "completed", priority: "high" },
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- { id: "2", content: "Analyze requirements", status: "in_progress", priority: "high" },
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- { id: "3", content: "Design architecture", status: "pending", priority: "high" },
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- { id: "4", content: "Implement core", status: "pending", priority: "high" },
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- { id: "5", content: "Build features", status: "pending", priority: "medium" },
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- { id: "6", content: "Write tests", status: "pending", priority: "medium" },
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- { id: "7", content: "Add monitoring", status: "pending", priority: "medium" },
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- { id: "8", content: "Documentation", status: "pending", priority: "low" },
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- { id: "9", content: "Performance tuning", status: "pending", priority: "low" },
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- { id: "10", content: "Deploy to production", status: "pending", priority: "high" }
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- ]}
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- ```
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-
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- **Example of WRONG TodoWrite usage:**
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- ```javascript
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- // ❌ WRONG - Multiple TodoWrite calls
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- Message 1: TodoWrite { todos: [{ id: "1", content: "Task 1", ... }] }
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- Message 2: TodoWrite { todos: [{ id: "2", content: "Task 2", ... }] }
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- Message 3: TodoWrite { todos: [{ id: "3", content: "Task 3", ... }] }
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- // This breaks parallel coordination!
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- ```
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-
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- ## Claude Flow v2.0.0 Features
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- Claude Flow extends the base coordination with:
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+ ### Swarm Coordination Agents
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+ - `hierarchical-coordinator` - Queen-led coordination
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+ - `mesh-coordinator` - Peer-to-peer networks
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+ - `adaptive-coordinator` - Dynamic topology
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+ - `collective-intelligence-coordinator` - Hive-mind intelligence
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- - **🔗 GitHub Integration** - Deep repository management
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- - **🎯 Project Templates** - Quick-start for common projects
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- - **📊 Advanced Analytics** - Detailed performance insights
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- - **🤖 Custom Agent Types** - Domain-specific coordinators
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- - **🔄 Workflow Automation** - Reusable task sequences
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- - **🛡️ Enhanced Security** - Safer command execution
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+ ### Specialized Development
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+ - `backend-dev` - API development
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+ - `mobile-dev` - React Native development
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+ - `ml-developer` - Machine learning
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+ - `system-architect` - High-level design
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+ - `security-agent` - Security analysis
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- ## Support
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+ ### GitHub & Repository Management
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+ - `github-modes` - Comprehensive GitHub integration
370
+ - `pr-manager` - Pull request management
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+ - `code-review-swarm` - Multi-agent code review
1375
372
 
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- - Documentation: https://github.com/groeimetai/snow-flow
1377
- - Issues: https://github.com/groeimetai/snow-flow/issues
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- - Examples: https://github.com/groeimetai/snow-flow/tree/main/examples
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+ ### SPARC Methodology Agents
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+ - `sparc-coord` - SPARC orchestration
375
+ - `sparc-coder` - TDD implementation
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+ - `specification` - Requirements analysis
377
+ - `architecture` - System design
1379
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- ---
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+ ## Important Notes
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+ - **Use TodoWrite extensively** for all complex task coordination
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+ - **Leverage Task tool** for parallel agent execution on independent work
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+ - **Store all important information in Memory** for cross-agent coordination
383
+ - **Use batch file operations** whenever reading/writing multiple files
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+ - **All swarm operations include automatic batch tool coordination**
385
+ - **Monitor progress** with TodoRead during long-running operations
386
+ - **Enable parallel execution** with --parallel flags for maximum efficiency
1381
387
 
1382
- Remember: **Snow-Flow coordinates, Claude Code creates!** Start with `mcp__snow-flow__swarm_init` to enhance your development workflow.
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+ This configuration ensures optimal use of Claude Code's batch tools for swarm orchestration and parallel task execution with full Snow-Flow capabilities.