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Coordinate multi-agent teams by defining roles like Orchestrator, Builder, and Reviewer to route tasks, manage lifecycles, and enforce formal handoffs. This establishes clear workflows from inbox to done with async artifact sharing.

The multi-agent collaboration task lifecycle follows an inbox to spec to build to review to done workflow. It manages explicit handoffs and async artifact sharing across agents to ensure structured progression and accountability.

Spawn a minimal two-agent team with defined roles to begin routing tasks. You can immediately start processing work through the inbox, spec, build, review, and done stages using shared directories for specs and artifacts.

Yes, multi-agent orchestration supports asynchronous communication through shared directories. Agents share specs, artifacts, and decisions asynchronously, allowing independent work phases connected by formal handoff protocols.

Defined roles in a multi-agent orchestration workflow include Orchestrator, Builder, Reviewer, and Ops. Each role has specific responsibilities within the task lifecycle to enforce clear handoffs and manage shared reference structures.

You need formal task lifecycle management when coordinating two or more agents across specs, builds, and reviews. It prevents task ambiguity by enforcing structured handoffs, shared reference directories, and explicit lifecycle tracking from inbox to done.