How GAB Works

GAB uses a 4-mode-13-actor pattern with a structured workflow:

1. Clarification Mode 🔍

• Analyzes your initial product description
• Identifies ambiguities and missing information
• Asks targeted questions to understand requirements
• Calculates understanding confidence scores
• Ensures you have a clear vision before proceeding

2. Discussion Mode 💬

• Decomposes the problem into manageable components
• Designs the architecture (modes, actors, personas)
• Proposes solutions and alternatives
• Facilitates consensus between personas
• Creates the initial design specification

3. Formalization Mode ✅

• Analyzes the design for logic errors and inconsistencies
• Verifies AALang design compliance
• Checks for common bugs and edge cases
• Ensures quality and completeness
• Finalizes the specification

4. Generation Mode 🚀

• Creates the final AALang product files
• Generates JSON-LD formatted specifications
• Implements all designed components
• Produces ready-to-use AALang code

After Generation

Once GAB generates your initial product, follow the GAB Development Workflow to refine and test your product. This workflow guides you through actor self-checks, non-actor validation, and system-level testing to ensure your product is stable and production-ready.