Mission
Learn the SITA Agentic Toolkit
Seven short lessons: what the toolkit is and how to install it, how the Orchestrator runs a task through the full SDLC, and what each of the five individual agents is for, good at, and how to prompt it. Pick any lesson below — there's no fixed order after Lesson 1 and 2.
Start here
| # | Lesson | Covers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | What is the toolkit & installing it | What the toolkit is, the two entry points, install steps, confirming setup |
| 2 | The Orchestrator flow | The 5+1 SDLC stages, stage gates, --yolo, retries and escalation |
The five individual agents
| # | Agent | Use when… |
|---|---|---|
| 3 | Planner | You need to think through a structural or architectural change before coding |
| 4 | Designer | UI/UX, layout, accessibility, or SITA design-language work is involved |
| 5 | Coder | The "what" is already decided; you need it implemented |
| 6 | Unit Tester | Code just changed and needs test coverage or a gap analysis |
| 7 | Code Reviewer | Changes exist and need a structured quality check |
Reference: the Agent Selection Cheat Sheet is a one-page printable summary of every agent, stage, and the prompt template.
This is your teaching workspace — ask me follow-up questions any time about installing, prompting, or picking the right agent for a real task you have in mind.