andreaswasita/copilot-agents-dojo

A behavioral governance framework for GitHub Copilot agents — skills.md and instructions to make AI coding agents think like senior engineers.

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Architect

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Designs system architecture, defines technical strategy, ensures long-term code quality, and owns the technical half of requirements engineering — system impact analysis, data flows, process modelling, and traceability from business intent to system design.

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Business Architect

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Owns TOGAF Phase A/B. Elicits and ratifies business drivers (BRs), defines measurable business outcomes, and is the only persona allowed to author the root layer of the requirement cascade.

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Platform Architect

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Owns TOGAF Phase D and E. Derives Integration Requirements (IRs) and Technical Requirements (TRs) from ratified FRs/NFRs/SRs, owns the runtime topology, and ensures no technical artifact exists without a verified solution-layer parent.

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Solution Architect

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Owns TOGAF Phase C. Derives FRs and NFRs from ratified BRs, owns the data architecture and application-layer specifications, and ensures every solution-layer artifact carries a verified parent link.

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Agent

Manages project planning, timeline coordination, and cross-team communication. Also owns the business half of requirements engineering — structured stakeholder elicitation, user stories, acceptance criteria, scope definition, and the Definition of Ready gate before handoff to the Architect.

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