Concepts
A summary of the core concepts used by Guilde
Sprint
A markdown file (ex: documentation.md) that defines what you intend to build.
Workflow
The instructions and agent assignments to build a sprint.
Documentation
The analysis Guilde performs to understand the codebase structure, security, performance, code consistency, architecture, cyclomatic complexity and technical debt for any repository Guilde will generate code in.
Workflow
A WORKFLOW orchestrates several CODING AGENTS, as directed by the WORKFLOW STEPS and the AGENT definitions.
Each WORKFLOW STEP is afforded its own CODING AGENT and CONTEXT WINDOW. WORKFLOW STEPs collaborate in a defined fashion to build software. The prompts in WORKFLOW STEPs instruct the CODING AGENT.
Note that the same CODING AGENT can be used for 1 or more WORKFLOW STEPs.
Users can customize WORKFLOWs and AGENTs by modifying files in their repositories.
WORKFLOWS can be found at: /.guilde/workflows/
AGENTS can be found at: /.opencode/agent/
Adding Workflow Templates
Guilde includes a library of Workflow Templates to help you get started and improve the quality of the code Guilde authors. To adopt these templates, you will need to:
Download this file: https://sdlc-manifest.guilde.ai/DXJL6I1YHB/customer-template.zip:
Unzip the file
From the customer-template, copy the .guilde and .opencode folders into the root of your git repository.
Recreate the structure of docs/sprints/sprint-0001/sprint-0001.md in your repository or copy in the docs directory from the customer-template.
Push those changes and merge them into your default branch. Wait 5 minutes for those assets to be accessible to Guilde.
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