agent-orchestrator

Coordinate multiple agents by ingesting full context, analyzing user tasks, and spawning appropriate workers with correct scope. The orchestrator breaks down complex tasks and maintains centralized control across multi-agent workflows.

Central agent orchestration is the process of reading contextual information, decomposing user tasks, and launching specialized workers with injected packages. It ensures centralized control and safety checks across complex multi-agent workflows.

Yes, you can spawn agents with injected context packages. The orchestrator reads full context and launches appropriate workers with the correct scope, ensuring context-guarded execution and safe task tracking.

No, the orchestrator does not write code or tests directly. It enforces gatekeeping to prevent direct coding, maintains centralized control, and delegates all specialized work to the spawned worker agents.

Track progress and feedback in multi-agent workflows through centralized progress reporting and feedback loop integration. The orchestrator ensures traceable progress with injected context and task tracking throughout the execution.

You should not use a central orchestrator when your workflow requires direct coding from the coordinator or lacks complex task breakdown needs. It is designed specifically for context reading, safe orchestration, and onboarding rather than direct execution.