by jmagly
Cognitive architecture for AI-augmented software development. Specialized agents, structured workflows, and multi-platform deployment. Claude Code · Codex · Copilot · Cursor · Factory · Warp · Windsurf.
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git clone https://github.com/jmagly/aiwgCognitive architecture for AI-augmented software development
npm i -g aiwg # install globally
aiwg use sdlc # deploy SDLC framework
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</div>AIWG is a cognitive architecture that provides AI coding assistants with structured memory, ensemble validation, and closed-loop self-correction. Unlike simple prompt libraries or ad-hoc workflows, AIWG implements research-backed patterns for multi-agent coordination, reproducible execution, and FAIR-aligned artifact management. The system addresses fundamental challenges in AI-augmented development: recovery from failures, maintaining context across sessions, preventing hallucinated citations, and ensuring workflow reproducibility. These capabilities position AIWG closer to cognitive architectures like SOAR and ACT-R, adapted for large language model orchestration, than to conventional AI development tools.
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Turn unpredictable AI assistance into reliable, auditable workflows. Research shows many AI workflows produce inconsistent results without reproducibility constraints. AIWG implements closed-loop self-correction, human-in-the-loop validation, and retrieval-first citation architecture that grounds all references in verified sources rather than generative recall. The .aiwg/ artifact directory provides persistent memory across sessions, ensuring context isn't lost when your AI assistant restarts.
Standards-aligned implementation of multi-agent systems and reproducibility frameworks. AIWG operationalizes FAIR Principles (endorsed by G20, EU, NIH), implements OAIS-inspired archival lifecycles (ISO 14721), and uses W3C PROV for provenance tracking. The framework provides a testbed for studying human-AI collaboration patterns, ensemble validation effectiveness, and cognitive load optimization in AI-augmented workflows. All artifacts are structured for analysis and citation export....