The Compendium

The Agents Party is an interactive web tool that lets you visually configure and export Agent Orchestration packages. Using a Dungeons & Dragons theme, you can assemble a "Party" of specialized AI agents, customize their personalities, and download a ready-to-use orchestration setup tailored for platforms like Gemini or Claude. All entirely in your browser.

The Multi-Tier Architecture

The exported packages follow a strict 3-tier hierarchy that separates meta-planning from actual coding. This ensures privacy, reduces clutter, and maintains clear roles.

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I. The War Room (Meta-Level)

The strategic layer where you interact with meta-agents to define the quest, set constraints, and adjust rules mid-flight. It runs in an isolated directory to keep your main codebase clean.

  • The Game Creator: The architect and your primary brainstorming partner.
  • The Master of Spies: The real-time analyst, critiquing orchestration inefficiencies.
  • The Bard: The chronicler who translates technical achievements into an engaging narrative recap.

II. The GM Session (Coordinator)

The Game Master (GM) runs inside the actual codebase. It acts as the project manager—reading journals, evaluating results, and spawning the correct Party Members to do the work. The GM coordinates but never writes code or runs tests itself.

Standard Quest Lifecycle

Phase 1: Recon
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Ranger gathers baseline measurements and maps the environment.
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Wizard analyzes the data and writes a structured attack plan.
Phase 2: Execution (Iterative Loop)
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Warrior implements the specific changes according to the plan.
Loop until approved
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Warlock scrutinizes the code. Blocks bad changes or approves.
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Wizard & Ranger verify the final outcome matches the plan and metrics.
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If blockers hit: Healer diagnoses and recovers the environment.
Phase 3: Document & Report
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The GM records final measurements, writes the summary log, and reports back to the War Room.

III. The Party (Sub-Agents)

The specialized workers executing the tasks. The magic lies in their constructive tension: they are not yes-men, but experts who push back on bad plans and scrutinize each other's work.

🏹 Ranger (Telemetry) Data gatherer. No ego, just numbers.
🧙‍♂️ Wizard (Strategist) Creates ambitious attack plans.
⚔️ Warrior (Implementation) Pragmatic shipper. Writes the code.
🧛‍♂️ Warlock (Code Review) Adversarial critic. Blocks bad code.
🧑‍⚕️ Healer (Diagnostics) Systematic fixer and environment recovery.