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This post explores how microsoft/hve-core's RPI methodology (Research, Plan, Implement, Review) complements Squad's team orchestration. The key insight: you don't have to choose between individual discipline and team coordination - they operate at different layers. Key topics covered: - What HVE Core is (49 agents, 102 instructions, 63 prompts, 11 skills) - RPI methodology and context engineering - How it layers onto Squad without infrastructure changes - CLI plugin installation and collection system - What I adopted vs what I skipped - Integration patterns and future exploration 6,500+ words with detailed setup section and honest assessment. Images: 4 detailed prompts for watercolor illustrations following PNW metaphor style. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
- DELETE entire Setup Section (~800 words of tutorial) - DELETE 'Where to Go from Here' speculative content - COLLAPSE 'What I Use' and 'What I Skip' into single section - COLLAPSE 'Context Engineering' to single paragraph - TIGHTEN intro, discovery, architecture sections - Remove inventory table, use inline counts - Keep all 4 HTML image prompts - Maintain investigation voice and honest assessment Final: 2,132 words (from ~4,500) Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
- Fix RPI acronym (add missing Review phase) - Change 'measurably' to 'noticeably' (unsupported claim) - Expand honest assessment section (~150 words) - Add thesis reinforcement before closing CTA - Replace 2 image prompt comments with mermaid diagrams Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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This blog post explores adopting microsoft/hve-core into a multi-project operations hub running Squad orchestration.
Key insight: You don't have to choose between hve-core's individual discipline (RPI methodology) and Squad's team orchestration. They operate at different layers. Installing hve-core as a CLI plugin means every Squad agent spawn inherits research discipline without changing any infrastructure.
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