Development Orchestrator Framework
A powerful multi-agent orchestration framework designed for development tasks with parallel processing, dynamic agent creation, and self-learning capabilities.
Features
- Dynamic Agent Creation: Create specialized agents on-demand based on task requirements
- Parallel Task Execution: Execute multiple tasks concurrently with configurable limits
- Self-Learning System: Learn from execution patterns to optimize future performance
- Event-Driven Architecture: Real-time communication between agents and orchestrator
- Extensible Agent Base: Easy creation of custom agents for specific domains
- Task Dependencies: Handle complex workflows with task dependencies and priorities
- Performance Monitoring: Track agent and system performance metrics
Quick Start
# Install dependencies
npm install
# Start the orchestrator
node agents/orchestrator_controller.js
# Or use PM2 for production
npm start
Architecture
orchestrator-framework/
├── agents/
│ ├── base_agent.js # Base class for all agents
│ └── orchestrator_controller.js # Main orchestration controller
├── config/
│ ├── models.json # AI model configurations
│ └── orchestrator.json # Framework configuration
├── parallel-engine/
│ ├── main.js # Parallel processing engine
│ └── worker.js # Worker thread implementation
├── quantum-core/
│ ├── evolution-engine.js # Self-improvement system
│ └── capability-enhancer.js # Dynamic capability enhancement
├── scripts/
│ ├── orchestrator.js # Basic orchestration script
│ └── parallel_orchestrator.js # Parallel execution script
├── tasks/
│ └── task_manager.js # Task management system
└── monitoring/
└── health_monitor.js # Health monitoring service
Creating Custom Agents
const { BaseAgent } = require('./agents/base_agent');
class MyCustomAgent extends BaseAgent {
constructor(config) {
super({
...config,
name: 'MyCustomAgent',
type: 'specialist',
capabilities: ['custom_task', 'analysis']
});
}
async performTask(task) {
// Implement your custom task logic
return { success: true, result: 'Task completed' };
}
}
CLI Commands
When running the orchestrator, you have access to these commands:
status- Display system status and agent informationcreate- Create example development tasksprocess- Process all queued tasksagent- Create a new dynamic agentparallel- Run parallel execution demolearn- Display learning insightsquit- Shutdown the orchestrator
Configuration
Edit config/orchestrator.json to customize:
- Maximum parallel tasks
- Maximum number of agents
- Logging levels
- Module enable/disable
- Performance targets
API Integration
The framework can be integrated into existing projects:
const OrchestratorController = require('./agents/orchestrator_controller');
const orchestrator = new OrchestratorController();
await orchestrator.initialize();
// Create and execute tasks
orchestrator.createTask('Build', 'Build the project',
{ target: 'production' },
['compilation', 'bundling']
);
const results = await orchestrator.processTasks();
Performance
- Handles up to 10 parallel tasks by default (configurable)
- Supports up to 20 concurrent agents
- Event-driven architecture for real-time responsiveness
- Automatic agent creation based on workload
License
MIT

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