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Guide Overview ​

This guide provides in-depth coverage of Orchestre V3's architecture, design principles, and core features. Whether you're looking to understand how Orchestre works under the hood or want to master its advanced capabilities, you'll find comprehensive information here.

What's in This Guide ​

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Architecture

Understand Orchestre's technical architecture, component interactions, and the MCP integration model.

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Design Philosophy

Explore the principles behind dynamic prompt engineering and why it's superior to static automation.

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Memory System

Master the distributed CLAUDE.md system for maintaining context and knowledge across your projects.

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MCP Integration

Deep dive into how Orchestre integrates with Claude Code through the Model Context Protocol.

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Templates & Patterns ​

🎯 Smart Templates

Orchestre includes three production-ready templates, each with specialized commands and patterns:

MakerKit Next.js

Full-stack SaaS boilerplate with authentication, billing, and teams

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  <h4>Cloudflare Workers</h4>
  <p>Edge-first architecture for globally distributed applications</p>
  <span class="tag edge">Edge</span>
  <span class="tag serverless">Serverless</span>
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  <h4>React Native Expo</h4>
  <p>Mobile applications with shared backend integration</p>
  <span class="tag mobile">Mobile</span>
  <span class="tag cross-platform">Cross-Platform</span>
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Best Practices ​

Learn proven patterns and practices for getting the most out of Orchestre:

Key Concepts to Master ​

1. Dynamic Prompt Engineering ​

Unlike traditional tools that follow scripts, Orchestre's prompts:

  • Discover and understand your project context
  • Adapt their approach based on what they find
  • Make intelligent decisions about implementation
  • Learn from your codebase patterns

2. Multi-LLM Orchestration ​

Orchestre leverages different AI models for their strengths:

  • Gemini for deep analysis and planning
  • GPT-4 for code review and security checks
  • Claude for implementation and execution

3. Distributed Memory ​

Instead of a central state file, Orchestre uses:

  • CLAUDE.md files colocated with code
  • Git-friendly documentation
  • Natural knowledge preservation
  • Context where it's needed

πŸ—ΊοΈ Finding Your Way

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