CX Delivery Swarm
Hours,
Not Sprints.
Five permanent agents and ten on-demand specialists turning Figma specs into production code before lunch.
5 permanent agents · 10 specialists on demand · hours, not sprints.
The Model
Figma in. Production out.
The Figma Handoff
A designer exports component specs from Figma. That file is the entire brief. No multi-page requirements doc. No kickoff meeting. Holly reads the spec, breaks it into tasks, and the build starts.
Holly — Orchestrator5 Permanent Agents
Holly orchestrates. Elon builds. Nobody reviews. Two design specialists handle pixel fidelity and accessibility. These five are always active — the permanent crew that knows the codebase.
Holly · Elon · Nobody · Design Inspector · A11y Auditor“The system that builds is never the only system that reviews.”
10 On-Demand Specialists
Responsive tester, performance optimizer, accessibility auditor, animation specialist, SEO reviewer — spawned when needed, dismissed when done. No idle cost, full capability.
Spawned As NeededContinuous Quality Gate
Nobody reviews every component before it ships. Not a checklist — a structural enforcement hook. Code that fails review cannot be committed. The gate is architectural, not optional.
Nobody — VerifierThe Pipeline
9am Figma export.
3pm live.
What six hours of AI-augmented delivery looks like.
Figma Export
Designer exports component specs. Holly reads the file, identifies components, extracts tokens, writes the task list. No kickoff meeting required.
Task Decomposition
Holly spawns the planner subagent. Complex components are broken into atomic build steps. Acceptance criteria written for every task.
Token Audit
Existing design tokens compared to Figma spec. Any new tokens added to the design system before a single line of component code is written.
Component Build
Elon builds each component: semantic HTML, design system tokens only, no inline styles. Pixel-accurate against Figma.
TDD Pass
tdd-guide writes component tests. Build-error-resolver on standby for CI failures.
Staging Deploy
First complete build deployed to staging via git push. All components visible for review.
Nobody Gate
code-reviewer scans every file changed. security-reviewer checks for vulnerabilities. Gate is structural — failed review blocks the commit.
Specialist Round
Responsive
Visual review at 375px, 768px, 1280px. Layout verified at every breakpoint.
Performance
Lighthouse pass. Bundle size, lazy loading, image optimization enforced.
Accessibility
WCAG AA compliance. Focus management, ARIA labels, keyboard navigation.
Remediation
All specialist issues resolved. refactor-cleaner removes dead code. Final Nobody gate re-runs.
Production
Holly confirms DoD checklist complete. Elon pushes to production. doc-updater updates SKILLS-HUB.md. Session closes.
“Six hours. No standup. No Jira ticket. No sprint review. Just Figma in, production out.”
The Speed Advantage
Enterprise quality.
Startup speed.
Traditional enterprise CX delivery runs in two-week sprints — design review, dev handoff, QA cycle, stakeholder sign-off. The same deliverable from this swarm is in production before the first sprint meeting would have ended. Not one or the other. Both.
15 agents · 100% reviewed · 0 manual handoffs
What Gets Built
Everything from Figma.
Design Systems
Component libraries built to spec. Design tokens, variants, states. Figma variables mapped directly to CSS custom properties.
Responsive Landing Pages
Full-bleed, pixel-accurate across all breakpoints. Tested at 320px, 600px, 900px, and above. Zero layout debt.
Interactive Prototypes
GSAP-powered motion, scroll interactions, hover states. Production-grade quality — not Figma prototype approximations.
Accessible Interfaces
WCAG 2.1 AA built in — not bolted on. Focus management, skip navigation, ARIA labelling, full keyboard navigation.
This Very Website
The page you are reading right now was built by this exact swarm. Holly orchestrated. Elon built. Nobody reviewed. The same agents that built this can build yours.
Nobody ships code that hasn’t earned it.
Structural Enforcement
Pre-commit hooks gate every push. Nobody’s review is architecturally required — not advisory.
Accessibility Built In
Every component checked for WCAG compliance before it leaves the build. No retrofitting, no assumptions.
Performance Budgets
Bundle size, image optimization, Core Web Vitals — enforced at review, not discovered after launch.
Figma Fidelity
Visual output compared against the Figma source. Spacing, typography, colour — verified, not assumed.
“Enterprise quality at startup speed. Not one or the other — both.”
For Enterprise CX
This is what AI-augmented CX delivery looks like.
Every page on this site was built by the same swarm described here. The agents that handled Figma handoff, component build, accessibility review, and production deploy for timschuster.dev are the same agents available for enterprise CX work. The demonstration and the capability are one and the same thing.
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