Product Requirements Document: Gemini Code Flow
Defines a product requirements document for a multi-agent development orchestration platform adapted from Claude Code Flow to Gemini CLI.
What this file does
Defines a product requirements document for a multi-agent development orchestration platform adapted from Claude Code Flow to Gemini CLI.
When to use it
- Planning a similar adaptation of an existing tool for a different AI platform
- Documenting a multi-agent orchestration system with specialized development modes
- Outlining a project that requires parallel AI agents and persistent memory
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Product Requirements Document: Gemini Code Flow
Executive Summary
Gemini Code Flow is an advanced AI-powered development orchestration platform that adapts RuV's Claude Code Flow for Google's Gemini CLI. It enables developers to leverage multiple AI agents working in parallel to write, test, and optimize code using the SPARC methodology.
Problem Statement
While Claude Code Flow provides excellent multi-agent orchestration for Claude CLI users, Gemini CLI users lack a similar tool that can:
- Orchestrate multiple AI agents for complex development tasks
- Provide specialized development modes (architecture, coding, testing, etc.)
- Maintain persistent memory across sessions
- Enable systematic development through SPARC methodology
Solution Overview
Gemini Code Flow will provide:
- Multi-agent orchestration system adapted for Gemini CLI
- 17 specialized SPARC development modes
- Persistent memory bank for knowledge sharing
- Seamless integration with Gemini's multimodal capabilities
- Enterprise-ready features for production use
Core Features
1. Multi-Agent Orchestration
- Support for up to 10 parallel Gemini agents
- Intelligent task distribution and coordination
- Shared memory bank for inter-agent communication
- Resource management and optimization
2. SPARC Development Modes
Adapt all 17 modes from Claude Code Flow:
- ๐๏ธ Architect - System design using Gemini's large context
- ๐ง Auto-Coder - Clean implementation with Gemini's code generation
- ๐งช Tester (TDD) - Test-driven development
- ๐ชฒ Debugger - Troubleshooting with multimodal analysis
- ๐ก๏ธ Security Reviewer - Security audits
- ๐ Documentation Writer - Markdown documentation
- ๐ System Integrator - Component integration
- ๐ Deployment Monitor - Post-launch monitoring
- ๐งน Optimizer - Performance optimization
- โ Ask - Task formulation guide
- ๐ DevOps - Deployment and infrastructure
- ๐ SPARC Tutorial - Onboarding
- ๐ Database Admin - Database management
- ๐ Specification Writer - Requirements and pseudocode
- โพ๏ธ MCP Integration - External service connections
- โก๏ธ SPARC Orchestrator - Complex workflows
- ๐จ Designer - UI/UX with multimodal capabilities
3. Gemini-Specific Enhancements
- Leverage 1M token context window for large codebases
- Multimodal input support (PDFs, sketches, images)
- Google Search grounding for real-time information
- Integration with Gemini's MCP server architecture
4. Installation & Usage
# Install Gemini CLI first
npm install -g @google/gemini-cli
# Install Gemini Code Flow
npm install -g gemini-code-flow
# Initialize project
gemini-flow init --sparc
# Start orchestrator
gemini-flow sparc "build and test my project"
Technical Requirements
Architecture
- Modular design allowing easy extension
- Event-driven communication between agents
- Persistent storage using JSON/SQLite
- RESTful API for external integrations
Performance
- Support 10 concurrent agents
- Response time < 2 seconds for agent coordination
- Memory usage < 2GB for typical projects
- Cross-platform compatibility (Windows, Mac, Linux)
Security
- API key management
- Secure agent communication
- Audit logging
- Rate limiting compliance
Success Metrics
- Feature parity with Claude Code Flow core functionality
- < 5 minute setup time for new users
- 90% success rate for SPARC mode executions
- Positive developer feedback and adoption
Timeline
- Week 1-2: Core architecture and Gemini integration
- Week 3-4: SPARC mode implementations
- Week 5: Testing and refinement
- Week 6: Documentation and release
Risks & Mitigation
- API Differences: Carefully map Claude API patterns to Gemini equivalents
- Rate Limits: Implement intelligent queuing and batching
- Context Management: Optimize for Gemini's context window
- Adoption: Clear documentation and migration guides
Attribution & Licensing
- Full attribution to RuV and original Claude Code Flow project
- MIT License (pending confirmation)
- Clear documentation of adaptations and enhancements
What's inside
7 sections: executive summary, problem statement, solution overview, core features, technical requirements, success metrics, timeline, risks
Change this for your project
- Replace
gemini-code-flowwith your own package name - Replace
@google/gemini-cliwith your target CLI package - Replace
Theopsguide/gemini-code-flowwith your repository URL
Where it goes
Keep it in your repository where the agent or team that needs it will read it.
Worth borrowing
- Structuring a PRD with explicit success metrics and timeline
- Adapting an existing methodology (SPARC) to a new platform with a mode-by-mode mapping
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