Agent Dispatcher

Multi-agent coordination for feature development works by determining an agent sequence and routing outputs between specialized roles via file-based handoffs. The dispatcher tracks progress across the full lifecycle from requirements to release.

Orchestrating end-to-end workflows involves sequencing specialized agents like BSA, Architect, and QAS to handle specific phases. The dispatcher manages file-based handoffs to ensure consistency and track overall workflow progress.

File-based handoffs route outputs by having the dispatcher pass files from one specialized agent to the next in the sequence. This ensures each agent receives the exact context needed to continue the feature workflow.

Multi-agent workflows can be used for simple feature enhancements, bug fixes, and documentation updates. The dispatcher sequences the appropriate subset of specialized agents rather than always running the full seven-agent lifecycle.

A full feature lifecycle requires specialized agents including BSA, Architect, Data Engineer, Security Engineer, Tech Writer, QAS, and RTE. The dispatcher determines the exact sequence and coordinates handoffs between these roles.

A multi-agent dispatch approach should be avoided for isolated tasks that do not require cross-functional handoffs. It is designed for complex feature workflows needing coordination across multiple specialized roles throughout the lifecycle.