SPARC Methodology

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SPARC (Specification, Pseudocode, Architecture, Refinement, Completion) is a comprehensive development framework designed to streamline software engineering through systematic phases and multi-agent coordination. By integrating Test-Driven Development (TDD), architectural design patterns, and parallel execution strategies, it enables developers to manage complex projects with increased speed and higher code quality. The methodology provides 17 specialized modes—ranging from research and architecture to debugging and optimization—allowing for sophisticated task decomposition and persistent knowledge management across development sessions.

Key Features

• Integrated Test-Driven Development (TDD) workflows with automated red-green-refactor cycles
• Persistent memory management for cross-session knowledge sharing and context preservation
• Multi-agent orchestration for parallel task execution and swarm coordination
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• Structured five-phase development framework: Specification, Architecture, Refinement, Review, and Completion
• Specialized architectural support for microservices, domain-driven design, and hexagonal patterns

Use Cases

• Building complex full-stack applications using a structured multi-agent workflow
• Architecting scalable system designs with specialized domain expertise and pattern recognition
• Implementing high-coverage test suites through automated TDD and review cycles