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Unity Agent Team v2 is an adaptive multi-agent AI framework designed for Unity DOTS. It addresses issues in version 1 such as fixed team structures, premature parallel execution, and weak constraint mechanisms through task classification, dynamic team formation, and strict phase gating.
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Unity Agent Team v2 is an adaptive multi-agent AI framework designed for Unity DOTS (Data-Oriented Technology Stack). It addresses key limitations of v1, including fixed team structures, unenforced rules, premature parallel execution, and tmux dependency. Core improvements include task classification, dynamic team formation, stage gating, adaptive pipelines, and a skill pack system to enhance flexibility and control.
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v1 had several critical flaws: fixed 4-agent structure (architect, Unity dev, data tool, tester) leading to resource waste; rules as unenforced Markdown docs; premature parallel execution causing conflict edits; tmux as a hard dependency; and nested sub-agents increasing architectural complexity.
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v2's pipeline consists of 5 steps:
orchestrate.py preflight for environment checks and state reset.triage.json (complexity, domain, confidence) via CRG and fingerprint analysis.pipeline.json (phases, parallel strategy, product list) from triage data.Section 04
v2 adjusts pipeline based on task complexity:
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Enforcement: Exit codes ensure rule compliance (0=success,2=gate violation,3=ownership issue,4=validation failure,10=retry limit). Schema validation for products (stored in .claude/schemas/). Skill packs replace nested agents: e.g., burst-safety for Unity devs, ownership-partitioning for parallel writers.
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Key products:
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v2 balances flexibility and control in multi-agent systems. For Unity DOTS devs: it provides DOTS-specific skills (ECS/Jobs/Burst) missing in general AI tools. For AI researchers: it offers a reference for task classification, dynamic planning, and stage gating in multi-agent collaboration. It's an important evolution of AI-assisted software development frameworks.
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