ruflo/examples/06-tutorials

Tutorials and Guides

Step-by-step tutorials and comprehensive guides for using Claude Flow features.

Directory Structure

06-tutorials/
├── getting-started/    # Beginner tutorials
├── sparc/              # SPARC methodology guides
├── workflows/          # Workflow orchestration tutorials
├── advanced/           # Advanced features and patterns
└── sparc-batchtool-orchestration.md  # Original BatchTool guide

Tutorial Categories

Getting Started (getting-started/)

• 01-first-swarm.md: Create your first swarm and understand basics
  • Swarm creation and execution
  • Understanding agent roles
  • Customizing behavior
  • Running generated applications

SPARC Methodology (sparc/)

• sparc-tdd-guide.md: Complete SPARC TDD workflow guide
  • Specification → Pseudocode → Architecture → Refinement → Completion
  • Test-driven development with AI
  • Security reviews and integration
  • Best practices and patterns

Workflow Orchestration (workflows/)

• multi-agent-coordination.md: Advanced multi-agent coordination
  • Agent specialization and roles
  • Dependency management
  • Coordination patterns (hub-spoke, mesh, pipeline)
  • Performance optimization
  • Error handling and recovery

Legacy Tutorial

sparc-batchtool-orchestration.md

Original comprehensive guide to BatchTool with SPARC modes covering:

• Parallel execution patterns
• Dependency management
• CI/CD integration

Tutorial Topics

Getting Started

1. System setup and configuration
2. First swarm creation
3. Understanding agent roles
4. Basic task execution

Advanced Features

1. Custom agent capabilities
2. Memory persistence
3. Quality thresholds
4. Monitoring and logging
5. Error recovery

Integration Patterns

1. CI/CD pipelines
2. Automated testing
3. Code generation workflows
4. Documentation automation

Best Practices

1. Agent specialization
2. Task decomposition
3. Resource optimization
4. Security considerations

Using Tutorials

Each tutorial includes:

• Prerequisites: What you need to know
• Step-by-step instructions: Clear, numbered steps
• Code examples: Working demonstrations
• Troubleshooting: Common issues and solutions
• Next steps: Where to go from here

Contributing Tutorials

When writing new tutorials:

1. Start with clear objectives
2. Include working examples
3. Explain the "why" not just "how"
4. Add diagrams where helpful
5. Test all code examples
6. Include common pitfalls

Tutorial Format

# Tutorial Title

## Overview
Brief description of what will be learned

## Prerequisites
- Required knowledge
- System requirements
- Previous tutorials

## Steps
1. **Step Title**
   - Explanation
   - Code example
   - Expected output

## Troubleshooting
- Common error: Solution
- Issue: Resolution

## Summary
- What was learned
- Key takeaways
- Next tutorials