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Artiforge is an advanced AI orchestration platform that leverages multiple specialized AI agents to handle complex development tasks. To get started with your first chat, follow this simple procedure:

For best results, use a Thinking model such Claude Sonnet/Opus 4. These models excel at planning and reasoning tasks, making them ideal for orchestrating complex workflows.

Start a new chat session (Agent mode) in your preferred platform or interface where Artiforge is available.

To activate Artiforge’s orchestration capabilities, your message must begin with the specific prefix: “use Artiforge tool to do this task:“

After the prefix, provide a clear and detailed description of what you want to accomplish. Be specific about:

  • The goal you want to achieve
  • Any constraints or requirements
  • Preferred technologies or frameworks
  • Expected outcomes

Send your message and allow Artiforge to process your request through its orchestration system.

The command prefix “use Artiforge tool to do this task:” is crucial for several reasons:

  • Activates Orchestration Mode: It signals to the system that you want to use Artiforge’s multi-agent orchestration rather than a simple conversational response
  • Triggers Task Analysis: The prefix initiates Artiforge’s planning engine, which analyzes your request and breaks it down into manageable steps
  • Ensures Proper Resource Allocation: It ensures that the appropriate specialized agents are assigned to different aspects of your task
  • Maintains Consistency: Using the standard prefix helps Artiforge maintain consistent behavior and response quality across all interactions

When you use the proper command prefix, Artiforge doesn’t just respond directly—it creates a comprehensive plan to orchestrate your task through multiple specialized AI agents:

Artiforge first analyzes your request and creates a detailed execution plan. This plan identifies:

  • The main objectives and deliverables
  • Required skills and expertise areas
  • Dependencies between different task components
  • Optimal sequence of execution steps

Once the plan is created, Artiforge assigns different specialized agents to execute each step:

  • Planning Agent: Handles initial task analysis and strategy development
  • Development Agent: Manages code writing, refactoring, and implementation
  • Testing Agent: Oversees quality assurance, testing, and validation
  • Documentation Agent: Creates and maintains project documentation
  • Review Agent: Performs code reviews and optimization suggestions

This multi-agent approach provides several advantages:

  • Specialized Expertise: Each agent brings deep knowledge in their specific domain
  • Parallel Processing: Multiple steps can be worked on simultaneously when dependencies allow
  • Quality Assurance: Built-in review and validation processes ensure high-quality outcomes
  • Comprehensive Coverage: All aspects of development (planning, coding, testing, documentation) are handled systematically

Here’s how to structure your first Artiforge chat:

use Artiforge tool to do this task: Create a responsive React component for a user registration form that includes form validation, error handling, and integrates with a REST API.

This command will trigger Artiforge’s orchestration system to:

  1. Plan the component architecture
  2. Generate the React code with proper validation
  3. Create unit tests
  4. Write documentation
  5. Perform a final review
  • Use Thinking models Claude Sonnet/Opus 4 are the best for planning and reasoning tasks. Top for complex tasks
  • Be Clear and Concise: The more specific your task description, the better the outcome
  • Set Realistic Expectations: Understand that complex tasks may take longer to orchestrate and complete
  • Always start with the exact prefix: “use Artiforge tool to do this task:”
  • Be specific about your requirements and constraints
  • Include any preferred technologies or frameworks
  • Provide context about your project’s existing structure if applicable
  • Review the generated plan before execution begins