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🥚 ADG-Parallels

READ RELEASE DESCRIPTION FOR MORE ACTUAL DETAILS :)

AI Delegation Grid — Because one AI is never enough.


🚀 What is ADG-Parallels?

ADG-Parallels is a VS Code extension concept that turns your editor into a
distributed AI workforce with hierarchy, automation, self-healing, and
a hint of corporate nonsense.

Think of it as:

  • Kubernetes, but for Copilot.
  • A tiny startup inside your VS Code windows.
  • A company where you are the CEO and all employees are polite little AI agents
    (internally known as EggBots™, formerly “Ejajkas”).

It coordinates multiple AI sessions, delegates work, splits mega-tasks, and watches over workers like a very overcaffeinated project manager.

This repository currently contains the vision, roadmap, and corporate statute of this… organization.

Yes, we wrote a statute for AI employees. And yes, they follow it.
We live in the future.


✨ Why Does This Exist?

Because Copilot (and every other LLM assistant) can:

  • solve one task at a time,
  • in one window,
  • with one brain cell.

…while you are paying for 8+ parallel sessions that just sit there doing nothing.

We fix that.

ADG-Parallels aims to:

  • spawn multiple VS Code windows (“workers”)
  • delegate tasks between them
  • auto-start and auto-continue Copilot
  • detect when they finish or hang
  • restart zombie workers
  • and allow a Manager AI to coordinate everything

Basically:
Copilot Swarm → but make it corporate and cute.


🧠 Roles in This AI Corporation

Inside ADG-Parallels, every VS Code window becomes a character in our little corporate sitcom:

Role Emoji Description
CEO 🧑 You. Supreme overlord. Defines goals. Drinks coffee.
Manager 👔 High-level AI (e.g., Claude Opus). Delegates tasks downward.
Team Leader 👨‍💼 Hybrid AI — works AND delegates. Middle management energy.
Worker 👷 GPT-powered workhorse doing individual tasks.

Workers behave.
Managers gossip.
Team Leaders pretend they know what's going on.
CEO wonders why everything is taking so long.

Corporate realism at its finest.


🏗️ High-Level Architecture (Simple Version)

CEO (You)
│
▼
Manager AI (Claude Opus)
│
├── Team Leader AI(s)
│ │
│ └── Worker 1…N (VS Code windows)
│
└── Worker Pool (GPT-4o, 4o-mini, etc.)

All communication happens through a shared folder:
.adg-parallels/ — the secret underground HQ of all EggBots™.


🔧 Key Features (Concept Phase)

MVP

  • Automatic project provisioning
  • Spawn N workers in separate VS Code windows
  • Auto-start Copilot with start prompts
  • Auto-resume work when Copilot finishes
  • JSON task queue with statuses
  • “No tasks left → close worker window gracefully”

Next Phases

  • Dashboard for monitoring workers
  • Pause/Resume entire workforce
  • Adapter system (task plugins)
  • Mega-task splitting (“write 100 articles” → auto-generated subtasks)
  • Heartbeat & self-healing (detecting frozen workers)
  • Hierarchical delegation (Team Leaders managing sub-workers)

Full details in:


🪄 The Adapter System (aka: “Teach Workers New Tricks”)

Each task has a type, e.g.:

  • article-generation
  • translation
  • code-audit
  • task-splitter
  • generic

Adapters define:

  • start prompts
  • output rules
  • completion criteria
  • how to save files
  • retries & validation

Workers simply follow orders like good little digital employees.


🪓 Mega-Task Splitting

The CEO can say:

“Write 100 cooking articles.”

And the Manager AI will:

  • detect mega-task
  • split into 100 subtasks
  • assign them to workers
  • collect results
  • merge everything back

This is basically project management, except nobody complains about meetings.


💓 Heartbeat & Worker Self-Healing

Every worker sends a small “I’m alive” ping every 30 seconds.

If a worker doesn’t ping:

  • Manager marks it as unresponsive
  • Closes the window
  • Reassigns the task
  • Launches a fresh worker

A fully automated “IT guy walking around restarting computers”.


📦 File Structure Overview

.adg-parallels/
management/
project_tasks.json
hierarchy-config.json
attachments/

worker/
worker-config.json
worker-start-prompt.md
worker-continue-prompt.md
.heartbeat.json

adapters/
article-generation.adapter.json
translation.adapter.json
code-audit.adapter.json
task-splitter.adapter.json

jobs/
worker_1/
worker_2/
worker_3/

Workers are literally launched into their own tiny universe (folder).
It’s adorable.


🎯 Target Audience

  • AI power users
  • Copilot Pro users who want more than “one tab at a time”
  • Content creators
  • Agencies requiring mass automation
  • Developers doing parallel refactoring / audits
  • People who enjoy yelling “GO LITTLE WORKERS, GO!” at their monitor

🧪 Status of the Project

🟡 Concept Phase — Implementation Begins Soon
This repository currently contains documentation, architecture and early planning.

Once the scaffolding is ready, the real fun begins (worker orchestration, dashboards, adapters, hierarchy…).


🤝 Contributing

Contributions, ideas, and feedback are welcome!
Especially from humans (EggBots™ are not allowed to contribute to the repo yet — HR said no).

If you find this concept interesting, want to collaborate, or just want to say hi:

  • Open an issue to discuss ideas
  • Star the repo to show support ⭐
  • Watch for updates — implementation is coming soon!

We're building this fast, but good ideas are always welcome.


📜 License

TBD — likely MIT or AGPL.


⭐ If you like the project, consider starring the repo.

EggBots™ get very excited when they see stars.
(It’s in their corporate statute. Probably.)

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