agent-team-orchestration

Coordinate multi-agent workflows by defining specific agent roles, enforcing task lifecycles from Inbox to Done, and using structured handoffs that include artifact paths, verification steps, and next actions to minimize overhead.

A task lifecycle in multi-agent orchestration is a defined state workflow: Inbox → Assigned → In Progress → Review → Done. It enforces routing logic and ownership while tracking per-transition comments for quality control.

Set up review gates by assigning a Reviewer role within your multi-agent team. The Reviewer evaluates artifacts against specifications before allowing the task lifecycle to transition from the Review state to Done.

Yes, multi-agent orchestration supports async collaboration and artifact sharing for distributed teams across time zones by defining roles like Orchestrator and Ops, and routing tasks through structured handoff protocols.

Task lifecycle orchestration applies to team-based workflows requiring a minimum of two agents. You can start with a basic Orchestrator and Builder setup to spawn tasks and specify artifact output paths.

A structured handoff between agents should include what was done, artifact paths, verification steps, known issues, and next actions. This ensures clear ownership transitions during the task lifecycle.