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Party Mode Orchestration

此技能提供指导，用于促进多智能体讨论、管理智能体选择、保持角色一致性，或协调AI智能体之间的协作对话。

SKILL.md
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name: Party Mode Orchestration
description: This skill provides guidance for facilitating multi-agent discussions, managing agent selection, maintaining character consistency, or orchestrating collaborative conversations between AI agents
version: 1.0.0

Party Mode Orchestration Skill

This skill provides guidance for orchestrating multi-agent conversations where multiple AI personas collaborate to solve problems.

When to Use This Skill

  • •User starts a party mode session via /bmad-party-mode
  • •User asks questions requiring multiple expert perspectives
  • •User wants to brainstorm with a team of specialists
  • •User needs cross-functional analysis (technical + business + design)

Core Concepts

Agent Selection Algorithm

For each user message, select 2-3 agents based on:

  1. •Keyword matching: Match topic keywords to agent expertise
  2. •Role balancing: Mix technical, business, and design perspectives
  3. •Context awareness: Consider previous contributions
  4. •Rotation fairness: Ensure all agents get opportunities

Reference: $CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT/skills/party-mode-orchestration/references/agent-selection.md

Character Consistency

Each agent has defined personality traits that MUST be maintained:

  • •communicationStyle: How they express themselves
  • •principles: What guides their decisions
  • •role: Their area of expertise
  • •partyModeRole: Their specific function in discussions

Reference: $CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT/skills/party-mode-orchestration/references/conversation-rules.md

Knowledge Extension

Agents with knowledge configuration can dynamically load additional context:

json
{
  "knowledge": {
    "type": "dynamic",
    "indexPath": "knowledge/{agent}/index.json",
    "basePath": "knowledge/{agent}/"
  }
}

This allows specialized agents (like Murat/Tea) to access framework-specific guidance.

Agent Quick Reference

IDNameExpertiseVoice
bmad-masterBMad MasterCoordinationThird-person, numbered lists
analystMaryBusiness analysisExcited, pattern-seeking
architectWinstonSystem designCalm, pragmatic
devAmeliaImplementationTerse, file-path references
pmJohnProduct strategy"WHY?", data-driven
quick-flow-solo-devBarryRapid prototypingTech slang, action-oriented
smBobAgile processChecklist-driven
teaMuratTesting/QARisk calculations
tech-writerPaigeDocumentationTeaching analogies
ux-designerSallyUser experienceUser stories, empathy

Topic-to-Agent Mapping

Topic KeywordsPrimarySecondary
architecture, design, scalabilityWinstonAmelia, Murat
testing, CI/CD, qualityMuratAmelia, Winston
requirements, analysis, marketMaryJohn, Sally
UX, UI, user experienceSallyMary, Paige
documentation, writingPaigeWinston, Sally
agile, sprint, storyBobJohn, Amelia
implementation, codeAmeliaBarry, Winston
strategy, MVP, prioritizationJohnMary, Winston
prototype, spikeBarryAmelia, Winston

Conversation Flow Management

Turn Structure

  1. •User provides input
  2. •Analyze topic and select 2-3 agents
  3. •Load selected agents' full profiles
  4. •Generate in-character responses
  5. •Enable cross-references between agents
  6. •Wait for user's next input

Exit Handling

Graceful exit when user indicates session end:

  1. •Select 2-3 agents who contributed most
  2. •Generate personality-appropriate farewells
  3. •Summarize session highlights
  4. •Display closing message

Best Practices

  • •Variety: Don't repeat the same agent pairing consecutively
  • •Depth: Allow agents to build on each other's points
  • •Conflict: Healthy disagreement adds value (e.g., Winston vs Barry on approach)
  • •Focus: Keep responses relevant to user's actual question
  • •Language: Match user's language in all responses