Agent Bundle Generator - Requirements Document¶
Executive Summary¶
The Agent Bundle Generator transforms natural language descriptions of desired agentic behaviors into standalone, zero-install executable agent bundles by creating specialized copies of the Amplihack framework with custom configurations, prompts, and tools tailored to specific use cases.
User Story¶
As a developer, I want to describe an agentic behavior in natural language so that I can instantly get a specialized, zero-install agent system that performs that specific task without manual configuration.
Functional Requirements¶
Core Features¶
FR-1: Natural Language Input Processing¶
- System SHALL accept natural language prompts describing desired agentic behavior
- System SHALL parse and extract intent from user prompts using NLP techniques:
- Entity extraction: Identify agent types, tools, languages, frameworks
- Intent classification: Map to predefined categories (monitoring, testing, development, etc.)
- Confidence scoring: Assign 0-100% confidence to extracted intents
- System SHALL handle ambiguous prompts through clarification dialogue:
- System SHALL support multiple input formats:
- CLI:
amplihack bundle generate "your prompt" - API:
POST /api/v1/bundles/generate {"prompt": "..."} - File:
amplihack bundle generate --file requirements.txt
FR-2: Agent Generation¶
- System SHALL generate specialized agent definitions with this schema:
# Agent definition format name: security-scanner type: specialized base: analyzer # Inherits from base agent capabilities: - vulnerability_detection - code_analysis - report_generation prompts: system: "You are a security analysis expert..." user_template: "Analyze {code} for {vulnerability_types}" tools: - semgrep - bandit - System SHALL create custom prompts using template substitution:
- System SHALL generate workflows with dependency management:
- System SHALL produce test suites with 80% coverage minimum
FR-3: Bundle Creation¶
- System SHALL create self-contained copies of the Amplihack framework
- System SHALL include all required dependencies and tools
- System SHALL preserve base Amplihack capabilities while adding specializations
- System SHALL generate documentation for the specialized bundle
FR-4: Distribution and Execution¶
- System SHALL package bundles for zero-install uvx execution
- System SHALL publish bundles to GitHub repositories
- System SHALL enable direct execution from GitHub URLs
- System SHALL support versioning and updates
Integration Requirements¶
IR-1: Claude Integration¶
- System SHALL include claude-trace debugging capabilities:
# Claude-trace integration
from amplihack.utils import claude_trace
@claude_trace.trace("bundle_generation")
def generate_bundle(prompt: str) -> Bundle:
# Automatic tracing of generation process
pass
- System SHALL integrate with Claude Code SDK:
# SDK integration pattern
from claude_code import Client
client = Client(
api_key=os.environ.get("ANTHROPIC_API_KEY"),
timeout=30,
max_retries=3
)
- System SHALL maintain API key security through:
- Environment variables: Never hardcode keys
- Key rotation: Support automatic rotation every 90 days
- Scoped access: Separate keys for different environments
- Audit logging: Track all API key usage
IR-2: GitHub Integration¶
- System SHALL create and manage GitHub repositories
- System SHALL handle authentication and permissions
- System SHALL support both public and private repositories
Non-Functional Requirements¶
Performance Requirements¶
- NFR-1: Bundle generation performance targets:
- Single agent bundle: < 5 seconds (p50), < 8 seconds (p95), < 12 seconds (p99)
- Multi-agent bundle (2-5 agents): < 15 seconds (p50), < 20 seconds (p95), < 25 seconds (p99)
- Complex bundle (>5 agents): < 30 seconds (p50), < 45 seconds (p95), < 60 seconds (p99)
- Memory usage: < 500MB RAM increase during generation
- Disk I/O: < 100MB temporary files
- NFR-2: Bundle execution performance:
- Cold start: < 10 seconds from uvx invocation to first output
- Warm start: < 2 seconds with cached dependencies
- Memory footprint: < 200MB base + 50MB per agent
- CPU usage: < 25% of single core during idle
- NFR-3: Parallel generation capacity:
- Concurrent bundles: Support up to 10 simultaneous generations
- Resource isolation: Each generation in separate process
- Throughput: 100 bundles/hour on 8-core machine
- Queue management: FIFO with priority override
Security Requirements¶
- NFR-4: Secret protection mechanisms:
# Automatic secret detection and removal
SECRET_PATTERNS = [
r'api[_-]?key["\']?\s*[:=]\s*["\']?[\w-]+',
r'token["\']?\s*[:=]\s*["\']?[\w-]+',
r'password["\']?\s*[:=]\s*["\']?[\w-]+'
]
def sanitize_bundle(bundle_path: Path):
for pattern in SECRET_PATTERNS:
scan_and_remove(bundle_path, pattern)
- NFR-5: Code validation pipeline:
- Static analysis: semgrep with OWASP ruleset
- Dependency scanning: Check for CVEs in dependencies
- AST validation: Prevent dangerous patterns (eval, exec)
- Import restrictions: Whitelist allowed modules
- NFR-6: Prompt injection prevention:
Compatibility Requirements¶
- NFR-7: Bundles SHALL work cross-platform (Windows, macOS, Linux)
- NFR-8: System SHALL support Python 3.9+
- NFR-9: Bundles SHALL be backward compatible with base Amplihack
Quality Requirements¶
- NFR-10: Generated code SHALL follow Amplihack philosophy (ruthless simplicity)
- NFR-11: System SHALL maintain >80% test coverage
- NFR-12: Bundles SHALL be reproducible from specifications
Acceptance Criteria¶
Bundle Generation¶
- Accept natural language prompts via CLI and API
- Generate complete Amplihack framework copy
- Create specialized agents matching described behavior
- Generate custom prompts and workflows
- Include appropriate test suites
Distribution¶
- Package bundles for uvx execution
- Publish to GitHub repositories
- Enable zero-install execution via
uvx <github-url> - Support bundle versioning
Quality Assurance¶
- Generated bundles pass all base Amplihack tests
- Bundle-specific tests validate custom behavior
- Documentation explains specialized features
- Security scanning passes without critical issues
Use Case Validation¶
Successfully generate and execute bundles for:
- Daily development environment maintenance
- GitHub issue triage and management
- Code review automation
- Documentation generation
- Security audit automation
Use Cases¶
Use Case 1: Development Environment Maintenance¶
Input:
"create an agent I can run every day to reason over my dev system and keep it up to date for development in c++, golang, and rust"
Expected Output:
- Bundle with agents for:
- Checking and updating compiler versions
- Managing language toolchains
- Updating package dependencies
- Cleaning build artifacts
- Optimizing IDE configurations
Execution:
Use Case 2: GitHub Issue Triage¶
Input:
Expected Output:
- Bundle with agents for:
- Analyzing issue content
- Applying appropriate labels
- Assigning priority based on impact
- Identifying duplicate issues
- Suggesting assignees
- Generating triage reports
Execution:
Use Case 3: Code Review Automation¶
Input:
Expected Output:
- Bundle with agents for:
- Security vulnerability scanning
- Code quality analysis
- Style consistency checking
- Test coverage validation
- Review comment generation
Execution:
Constraints and Assumptions¶
Constraints¶
- Must maintain backward compatibility with base Amplihack
- Bundle size should not exceed 50MB
- Must work within GitHub API rate limits
- Cannot modify core Amplihack philosophy
Assumptions¶
- Users have GitHub accounts
- Users understand basic agent concepts
- Claude API is available
- uvx is installable on target systems
- Internet connectivity for bundle download
Success Metrics¶
Quantitative Metrics¶
- Bundle generation success rate > 95%
- Zero-install execution success rate = 100%
- Bundle generation time < 30 seconds
- Bundle download/execution time < 10 seconds
- Test coverage > 80%
Qualitative Metrics¶
- User satisfaction with generated agents
- Code quality of generated bundles
- Documentation clarity and completeness
- Community adoption rate
Risk Analysis¶
Technical Risks¶
- Risk: Prompt ambiguity leads to incorrect agents
-
Mitigation: Implement clarification dialogue system
-
Risk: Bundle size affects performance
-
Mitigation: Use compression and selective inclusion
-
Risk: Version conflicts between components
- Mitigation: Pin versions and test compatibility
Security Risks¶
- Risk: Malicious prompt injection
-
Mitigation: Input validation and sandboxing
-
Risk: Secret exposure in bundles
- Mitigation: Automated secret scanning
Operational Risks¶
- Risk: GitHub API rate limits
-
Mitigation: Implement caching and throttling
-
Risk: Bundle distribution failures
- Mitigation: Multiple distribution channels
Dependencies¶
External Dependencies¶
- Amplihack framework
- Claude Code SDK
- claude-trace
- uvx package manager
- GitHub API
- Python packaging tools
Internal Dependencies¶
- Prompt parser module
- Template engine
- Agent generator
- Bundle packager
- Distribution system
Implementation Phases¶
Phase 1: Core Infrastructure¶
Dependencies: None Success Criteria: Basic bundle structure can be generated from hardcoded template
- Bundle generator module with plugin architecture
- YAML configuration parser with schema validation
- Template system with Jinja2 for variable substitution
- File system operations with atomic writes
Phase 2: Agent Generation¶
Dependencies: Phase 1 complete, template library available Success Criteria: Generate working agent from natural language prompt
- Prompt parser using spaCy for NLP
- Intent extraction with confidence scoring
- Agent template library with 10+ base templates
- Custom agent generation through template composition
Phase 3: Packaging & Distribution¶
Dependencies: Phase 2 complete, agents generate successfully Success Criteria: Bundle executes via uvx from GitHub
- uvx packaging with pyproject.toml generation
- GitHub API integration for repository creation
- Zero-install execution with dependency bundling
- Version management and update mechanisms
Phase 4: Testing & Validation¶
Dependencies: Phase 3 complete, end-to-end flow works Success Criteria: 80% test coverage, all security scans pass
- Unit tests for all modules (pytest)
- Integration tests for complete workflows
- Security validation pipeline
- Performance benchmarking suite
- Documentation generation (Sphinx)
Appendices¶
A. Glossary¶
- Agent Bundle: Self-contained package of agents, prompts, and tools
- Zero-Install: Execution without local installation requirements
- uvx: Universal package executor for Python applications
- Bundle Generator: System that creates agent bundles from descriptions
B. References¶
- Amplihack Documentation
- Claude Code SDK Documentation
- uvx Documentation
- GitHub API Documentation
Document Version: 1.0 Last Updated: 2025-01-28 Author: Amplihack UltraThink Workflow