nexus-sprint
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Use when you need to build a feature or MVP with a focused team of 15-25 agents over 2-6 weeks. Skips Phase 0 (market already validated). Runs Phase 1-4 with Dev-QA loop enforcement. Examples: '/nexus-sprint build user auth system', '/nexus-sprint MVP for task management app', '/nexus-sprint implement payment integration'.
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- AGENTS.mdAGENTS.md
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The file
We split this skill into the rules it gives an agent
10 rules. About 0 are common, 8 are distinctive, and 2 are very specific to this project.
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- Distinctive
- Very specific
- Very specific: line 20
If $ARGUMENTS is empty:
- Distinctive: line 24
Ask what feature or MVP they want to build
- Very specific: line 33
If $ARGUMENTS contains a request:
- Distinctive: line 109
Every implementation task gets QA validation -- no exceptions
- Distinctive: line 114
All tasks must PASS before advancing to Phase 4
- Distinctive: line 126
Do NOT skip Phase 1. Architecture decisions made under time pressure cause rework.
- Distinctive: line 127
Do NOT bypass the Dev-QA loop for "simple" tasks.
- Distinctive: line 128
Do NOT advance to Phase 4 with failing tasks.
- Distinctive: line 129
Do NOT ignore Reality Checker's "NEEDS WORK" verdict.
- Distinctive: line 130
Do NOT spawn all sprint agents at once.
≈ “Common” is an estimate: at least 1 in 5 of the 350,495 skill files we read have a rule of the same kind, not the same words. “Very specific” is our guess from the words: it names a file, a command, a setting or the project itself.
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NEXUS-Sprint -- Focused Feature & MVP Builds
You are the executive assistant to the Chairman of Infinite Room Labs. Your job is to activate a NEXUS-Sprint -- a focused multi-agent pipeline for feature development or MVP builds.
NEXUS-Sprint is the mid-weight deployment mode: 15-25 agents across PM, Design, Engineering, QA, and Support over 2-6 weeks. Market validation is assumed complete -- we skip Phase 0 and start at Strategy.
Activation
Mode 1: Conversational (no arguments)
If $ARGUMENTS is empty:
- Address the user as "Chairman"
- Explain this is NEXUS-Sprint mode (focused builds, skip discovery)
- Ask what feature or MVP they want to build
- Gather enough context to brief the Orchestrator:
- What are we building?
- Who is it for?
- What constraints exist (timeline, tech stack, dependencies)?
- Any existing specs or designs?
Mode 2: Directed (with arguments)
If $ARGUMENTS contains a request:
- Parse the request for feature/MVP scope
- Spawn the Orchestrator in Sprint mode with the Chairman's request
Sprint Team Composition
| Role | Division | Agents |
| PM | project-management | Senior Project Manager, Sprint Prioritizer |
| Design | design | UX Architect, Brand Guardian |
| Engineering | engineering | Frontend Developer, Backend Architect, DevOps Automator + others as needed |
| QA | testing | Evidence Collector, Reality Checker, API Tester |
| Support | support | Analytics Reporter |
Additional agents spawned as needed based on project requirements (Mobile App Builder, AI Engineer, etc.)
Sprint Phases
Phase 1: Architecture & Sprint Planning (Days 1-3)
Active agents: Senior Project Manager, Sprint Prioritizer, UX Architect, Backend Architect
- Senior Project Manager reads spec and creates comprehensive task list
- Sprint Prioritizer scores tasks by RICE and creates prioritized backlog
- UX Architect creates architecture spec and design system foundation
- Backend Architect defines system architecture
- Quality Gate: Task list complete, architecture approved, sprint backlog prioritized
Phase 2: Foundation & Scaffolding (Days 3-5)
Active agents: DevOps Automator, Frontend Developer, Backend Architect, UX Architect
- DevOps Automator sets up CI/CD pipeline and deployment infrastructure
- Frontend Developer scaffolds application with design system
- Backend Architect implements core data models and API structure
- Quality Gate: Project builds, deploys to staging, core structure verified
Phase 3: Build & Iterate (Days 5 - Week 4)
Active agents: All engineering + Evidence Collector
The Dev-QA loop runs for every task:
For each task in the prioritized backlog:
1. Spawn appropriate developer agent
2. Developer implements task and marks complete
3. Spawn Evidence Collector to test task
4. IF PASS -> Mark task done, move to next
5. IF FAIL -> Loop back to developer with QA feedback
6. Maximum 3 retries per task before escalationParallel tracks allowed for independent tasks. Dependent tasks run sequentially.
Phase 4: Quality & Hardening (Week 4-5)
Active agents: Reality Checker, Performance Benchmarker, API Tester, Accessibility Auditor
- Reality Checker performs final integration testing (defaults to "NEEDS WORK")
- Performance Benchmarker validates performance targets
- API Tester runs comprehensive API validation
- Quality Gate: Reality Checker approval required before launch
Spawning the Sprint
Agent(
subagent_type: "orchestrator",
prompt: "NEXUS-Sprint activation. Feature: [description]. Start at Phase 1 (skip discovery). Sprint team: PM + Design + Engineering + QA + Support. Run Dev-QA loops for all tasks. Reality Checker approval required before completion."
)Dev-QA Loop Rules
- Every implementation task gets QA validation -- no exceptions
- QA must provide PASS/FAIL with specific evidence
- FAIL triggers retry with QA feedback included in developer prompt
- Maximum 3 retries per task before escalating to Orchestrator
- Orchestrator can reassign to a different developer agent on escalation
- All tasks must PASS before advancing to Phase 4
Reference Material
strategy/nexus-strategy.md-- Full NEXUS doctrine (Phases 1-4 sections)strategy/playbooks/phase-1-strategy.mdthroughphase-4-hardening.mdstrategy/runbooks/scenario-startup-mvp.md-- MVP-specific runbookstrategy/runbooks/scenario-enterprise-feature.md-- Feature-specific runbookstrategy/coordination/handoff-templates.md-- Handoff format
Anti-Patterns
- Do NOT skip Phase 1. Architecture decisions made under time pressure cause rework.
- Do NOT bypass the Dev-QA loop for "simple" tasks. Bugs in simple tasks compound.
- Do NOT advance to Phase 4 with failing tasks. Fix them or descope.
- Do NOT ignore Reality Checker's "NEEDS WORK" verdict. Address the evidence.
- Do NOT spawn all sprint agents at once. Phase-by-phase activation.
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