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Agustin Diaz-Cano is a Software Engineer and MSc Candidate specializing in backend, AI/ML, and systems engineering.
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AFAW: AI-assisted development framework for deterministic multi-agent orchestration. Enforces hard guardrails and AST validation on AI code to block hallucinations. Manages concurrent context via JSON state-machines and offloads testing to parallel CI/CD pipelines. Real systems engineering, zero probabilistic fluff.
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A deterministic, multi-agent methodology for AI-assisted software development.
Several coding agents working on one repository fail in predictable ways: they collide on branches and on shared context files, claim results they never measured, and write tests that pass whatever the code does. AFAW is a repository-level method and boilerplate that lets agents write code in parallel while deterministic tools decide whether the result is acceptable and a human approves every merge.
AFAW is the method; the code here is one way to implement it. See what is core and what you can replace.Read the full README ↗The full README is unavailable right now. Read it at the original link. The saved excerpt is shown below.
A deterministic, multi-agent methodology for AI-assisted software development.
Several coding agents working on one repository fail in predictable ways: they collide on branches and on shared context files, claim results they never measured, and write tests that pass whatever the code does. AFAW is a repository-level method and boilerplate that lets agents write code in parallel while deterministic tools decide whether the result is acceptable and a human approves every merge.
AFAW is the method; the code here is one way to implement it. See what is core and what you can replace.Read the full README ↗