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Father Christmas takes the lessons of Augment Intent beyond the Workshop itself and into a practical external coding stack: Claude Code, Augment Context Engine MCP, RTK, and LiteLLM on a Mac Mini M4 Pro.
Father Christmas takes the lessons of Augment Intent beyond the Workshop itself and into a practical external coding stack: Claude Code, Augment Context Engine MCP, RTK, and LiteLLM on a Mac Mini M4 Pro.
Father Christmas discovers Augment Intent and realises the North Pole has been doing multi-agent coordination all along. A warm introduction to the Intent workspace for developers.
Father Christmas explains the elegant division of labour inside Intent: the Coordinator Agent plans and delegates, Specialist Agents execute, and the Verifier checks. Just like Christmas.
Father Christmas explains the elegant division of labour inside Intent: the Coordinator Agent plans and delegates, Specialist Agents execute, and the Verifier checks. Just like Christmas.
Father Christmas explains Living Specs — the beating heart of Intent that stays accurate as Elves work, and why your old PRD is like last year’s Christmas catalogue.
Father Christmas explains how Intent gives every agent its own isolated workspace using Git worktrees — so parallel Elves never step on each other’s work.
Father Christmas explains Spec-Driven Development: why the plan must become the product, how living specs prevent late-night disasters, and why the North Pole has always been spec-driven.
Father Christmas explains Living Specs — the beating heart of Intent that stays accurate as Elves work, and why your old PRD is like last year’s Christmas catalogue.
Father Christmas reveals the secret behind every Elf’s expertise: the Context Engine. Augment’s real-time codebase intelligence that gives every agent deep understanding of your entire stack.
Father Christmas explains Spec-Driven Development: why the plan must become the product, how living specs prevent late-night disasters, and why the North Pole has always been spec-driven.
Father Christmas explains how Intent gives every agent its own isolated workspace using Git worktrees — so parallel Elves never step on each other’s work.