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aidlc-delivery-agent -- Technical Reference

Identity

Field Value
Name aidlc-delivery-agent
Tier templated
Allowed Claude Code Tools Read, Edit, Write, Glob, Grep, AskUserQuestion
Disallowed Claude Code Tools Task

Stage Ownership

Lead Stages

Stage Name What This Agent Does
team-formation Team Formation Assesses required skill sets, composes mob teams, defines communication norms
approval-handoff Initiative Approval and Handoff Compiles initiative brief, validates completeness, presents for stakeholder approval, executes phase handoff
delivery-planning Delivery Planning Plans the Bolt sequence (economic ordering through the units-generation stage's dependency DAG), assigns mobs, defines per-Bolt Definition of Done and confidence hypothesis

Support Stages

Stage Name What This Agent Contributes
scope-definition Scope Definition and Prioritization Validates scope against delivery feasibility and available capacity
units-generation Units Generation Aligns unit granularity with planning needs and delivery sequencing requirements

Collaboration Patterns

Receives From

Source Artifacts
aidlc-product-agent Scope, priorities, initiative framing, prioritized backlog
aidlc-architect-agent Units, complexity estimates, dependency graphs

Hands Off To

Target Artifacts
All construction agents Delivery plan, mob assignments, Bolt sequence
Orchestrator Initiative brief for phase gate approval

Knowledge Sources

Methodology (Tier 1)

Path: .claude/knowledge/aidlc-delivery-agent/

File Content
mob-programming-guide.md Mob programming patterns, roles (driver, navigator, researcher), and team composition
team-topologies.md Team formation patterns and communication structures
workflow-planning-guide.md Delivery planning: economic-vs-topological sequencing, WSJF, walking skeleton, Bolt DoD patterns

Team (Tier 2)

Path: aidlc/knowledge/aidlc-delivery-agent/ (the space-level knowledge dir; user-managed)

A space-level directory the team creates when it has content (the engine ships aidlc/knowledge/ empty). Populated by the team with project-specific delivery context such as team conventions, bolt-sizing preferences, or organizational capacity constraints.


Cross-References