agent-orchestration

Coordinate specialized agents by applying role-based dispatch, isolated worktree execution for parallel work, and staged task dependencies to preserve reliable workflow state across complex research tasks.

Agent orchestration assigns implementer and reviewer roles to specialized agents, managing revision cycles and escalating blockers to ensure independent review before progression in research automation workflows.

Run independent tasks concurrently in parallel worktree isolation, then harvest changes safely by applying canonical implementer and reviewer contracts with explicit cleanup of temporary worktrees after approved commits.

Yes, you can enforce approved dependency sequencing and require independent reviewer adjudication before progression, ensuring all implementer commits pass review cycles prior to merging into coherent project state.

Avoid agent role-based dispatch when tasks lack clear dependency sequencing or independent review requirements, as the orchestration overhead of worktree isolation and reviewer adjudication outweighs benefits for simple linear tasks.

Yes, agent orchestration supports escalating material blockers across superRA workflows by managing revision cycles, preserving task-tree state, and handing off unresolved issues to appropriate agents for resolution.