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Multi-agent orchestration separates orchestrator, builder, reviewer, and ops responsibilities, assigning each agent a clear job. It standardizes handoffs and artifact sharing to maintain task ownership and prevent quality drift across cross-role verification checkpoints.

The best way to run a spec-to-build pipeline is assigning one agent to write the spec, another to build the deliverable, a reviewer to check it, and an orchestrator to track completion through explicit task states and review checkpoints.

Handoff protocols standardize what each transition includes, define clear artifact paths, and require cross-role verification. This ensures work moving between agents remains auditable with explicit ownership and comments throughout the task lifecycle.

Yes, managing sustained team operations requires defined task states like inbox, in progress, and failed, along with clear artifact paths. These shared communication conventions keep scheduled ops and escalations auditable and recoverable.

Yes, this multi-agent orchestration applies to sustained team operations like parallel research and escalation handling. By applying shared communication conventions and cross-role verification, the task lifecycle ensures work remains auditable and recoverable.