This document provides a complete example of the agent workflow in action.
Task: Create a simple calculator function that supports addition, subtraction,
multiplication, and division operations.
Input: Create a simple calculator function
Actions Taken:
- Created
calculator.jswith basic operations - Implemented add, subtract, multiply, divide functions
- Added basic error handling for division by zero
Output:
Files Created:
- src/calculator.js
Implementation Summary:
- Created Calculator class with four basic operations
- Each operation takes two numbers and returns result
- Division includes zero-check protection
Notes for test-agent:
- Verify all four operations work correctly
- Test division by zero handling
- Test with positive, negative, and decimal numbers
Status: ✓ Complete, handing off to test-agent
Input: Test the calculator implementation
Actions Taken:
- Created test suite for calculator
- Tested all four operations with various inputs
- Verified error handling
- Checked edge cases
Output:
Files Created:
- tests/calculator.test.js
Test Results:
✓ Addition with positive numbers
✓ Addition with negative numbers
✓ Subtraction operations
✓ Multiplication operations
✓ Division operations
✓ Division by zero throws error
✓ Handles decimal numbers
Total: 7/7 tests passed (100% pass rate)
Notes for document-agent:
- All tests passing
- Coverage includes basic operations and error cases
- Document the error handling for division by zero
Status: ✓ Complete, handing off to document-agent
Input: Document the calculator feature
Actions Taken:
- Added API documentation for Calculator class
- Created usage examples
- Documented error handling
- Updated README with calculator information
Output:
Files Created/Modified:
- docs/calculator-api.md (new)
- README.md (updated)
Documentation Includes:
- Complete API reference for all methods
- Usage examples for each operation
- Error handling documentation
- Quick start guide
Notes for review-agent:
- Documentation covers all functionality
- Examples are tested and verified
- Follows existing documentation style
Status: ✓ Complete, handing off to review-agent
Input: Review all work from the workflow
Review Process:
- ✓ Code is clean and well-structured
- ✓ Follows JavaScript best practices
- ✓ Error handling is appropriate
- ✓ No security concerns identified
- ✓ All tests passing (100% pass rate)
- ✓ Good coverage of functionality
- ✓ Edge cases tested
- ⚠ Could add tests for type validation
- ✓ API documentation is comprehensive
- ✓ Examples are clear and helpful
- ✓ Error handling documented
- ✓ Follows repository conventions
Decision: APPROVED with minor recommendation
Final Summary:
STATUS: ✓ APPROVED
Quality Assessment:
- Code Quality: Excellent
- Test Coverage: Very Good (minor enhancement suggested)
- Documentation: Excellent
Workflow Results:
- All agents completed successfully
- No critical issues identified
- Feature ready for production
Recommendations for Future:
- Consider adding type validation tests
- Could add performance benchmarks for large numbers
Overall: The calculator feature is well-implemented, thoroughly tested,
and properly documented. Approved for merge.
Status: ✓ Workflow Complete
| Agent | Iterations | Status | Issues Found |
|---|---|---|---|
| develop-agent | 1 | ✓ Complete | 0 |
| test-agent | 1 | ✓ Complete | 0 |
| document-agent | 1 | ✓ Complete | 0 |
| review-agent | 1 | ✓ Approved | 0 critical |
Total Workflow Iterations: 1 Outcome: Approved Time to Completion: 1 pass through workflow
If the review-agent found issues, the workflow would restart:
STATUS: ⚠ CHANGES REQUESTED
Issues Identified:
1. Missing input validation for non-numeric inputs
2. No tests for string/null inputs
3. Documentation doesn't mention input requirements
Feedback for develop-agent:
- Add input validation to ensure parameters are numbers
- Throw appropriate error for invalid input types
- Priority: High
Workflow: Restarting from develop-agent with feedback
Then the workflow would restart:
develop-agent (iteration 2) → test-agent → document-agent → review-agent → APPROVED
- Linear Flow: Each agent builds on the previous one's work
- Independent Operation: Each agent works independently with clear inputs
- Quality Gates: Review agent acts as final quality checkpoint
- Iterative: Workflow can restart based on review feedback
- Comprehensive: All aspects covered (code, tests, docs, review)