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Multi-agent team coordination is automated by defining specific roles and task lifecycles with structured handoff protocols. Teams follow an inbox to spec to build to review to done workflow, ensuring clear routing and reduced coordination overhead.

Quality gates in multi-agent orchestration enforce structured handoffs and cross-role verification between build and review phases. They ensure artifact integrity by requiring explicit validation before tasks advance through the lifecycle to completion.

Multi-agent orchestration supports small two-agent setups like an Orchestrator and Builder pair. This minimal configuration produces deliverables with traceable handoffs and cross-role reviews without requiring a large team structure.

Agents share artifacts asynchronously through shared output directories designated for deliverables and decisions. This enables scalable collaboration by allowing team members to access and review outputs independently across different workflow phases.

The best way to structure agent handoffs is using explicit protocols within an inbox to spec to build to review to done workflow. This approach enforces cross-role verification and quality gates at each transition point to reduce miscommunication.

Structured handoff protocols may not suit simple single-agent tasks that require no cross-role verification or artifact sharing. If your workflow lacks distinct build and review phases, enforcing task lifecycles introduces unnecessary coordination overhead.