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ASecuritySolve specific design bottlenecks with multi-dimensional, prescriptive solutions
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name: solve
description: Solve specific design bottlenecks with multi-dimensional, prescriptive solutions
disable-model-invocation: true
---
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# Function: orchestrator:solve
**Prefix:** `orchestrator:solve`
**Purpose:** Solve specific design bottlenecks with multi-dimensional, prescriptive solutions.
## Input Specification
```yaml
# Required
problem: string # Problem statement (e.g., "queries slow, need 10M scale")
# Optional
current_design: string? # Current architecture description
constraints:
performance_target: string # e.g., "p99 < 100ms"
budget: string? # e.g., "$50k infrastructure"
team_skills: string[]? # e.g., ["Java", "PostgreSQL", "AWS"]
timeline: string? # e.g., "4 weeks"
dimensions: string[] # Which to address: db, api, structure, caching, deployment
include_expert_review: bool? # Request expert challenges (default: true)
```
## Process
1. **Diagnosis** (design_solver)
- Analyze problem statement → identify root causes
- Map constraints (performance, budget, team, timeline)
- Classify solution dimensions
2. **Solution Generation** (design_solver)
- For each dimension, generate 2-3 approaches
- Each approach includes: architecture, complexity, performance, cost, scalability, effort
3. **Trade-Off Analysis** (design_solver)
- Compare approaches in matrix (complexity vs. cost vs. performance)
- Rank by best fit for constraints
4. **Expert Review** (expert_panel_generator, optional)
- Create virtual architects
- Each expert challenges the proposed solutions
- Feedback incorporated into recommendation
5. **Recommendation**
- Select best-fit approach per dimension
- Create phased adoption roadmap
- Estimate total effort and cost
## Output
```
solutions.md
├─ Problem diagnosis
├─ Solution breakdown (per dimension)
│ ├─ Approach A (architecture, pros/cons, metrics)
│ ├─ Approach B (architecture, pros/cons, metrics)
│ └─ Approach C (architecture, pros/cons, metrics)
recommendation.md
├─ Best-fit solution (across dimensions)
├─ Justification (why this approach)
├─ Phased adoption roadmap
├─ Effort estimate (weeks)
└─ Risk mitigation
comparison-table.csv
├─ Complexity, Cost, Performance, Scalability (per approach)
└─ Exportable to spreadsheets
implementation-roadmap.json
├─ Phase 1: [tasks, timeline, skills needed]
├─ Phase 2: [tasks, timeline, skills needed]
└─ Phase 3: [tasks, timeline, skills needed]
```
## Usage Example
```
orchestrator:solve
problem="Database queries are slow, p99=5s. Need to scale to 10M users."
current_design="Monolithic PostgreSQL, single master, 3 read replicas"
constraints={
performance_target: "p99 < 100ms",
budget: "$50k infrastructure",
team_skills: ["Java", "PostgreSQL", "AWS"],
timeline: "4 weeks"
}
dimensions=["db", "api", "structure"]
include_expert_review=true
```
## Success Criteria
- ✓ Solutions are concrete and implementable
- ✓ Trade-offs are explicitly stated with metrics (performance, cost, complexity)
- ✓ Recommendation is justified with measurable data
- ✓ Phased roadmap is realistic (no phase > 4 weeks)
- ✓ User can compare approaches and make informed decision
## Invokes
- `design_solver` (phases 1-3)
- `expert_panel_generator` (phase 4, optional)
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