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Multi-agent workflows coordinate cross-functional tasks by spawning role-based agents across phases. This approach applies role-based spawning, timeouts, and gated handoffs to ensure traceability and structured governance across independent workstreams.

A phase-driven pipeline orchestrates roles like Explorers, Designers, and Reviewers with adversarial checks before execution. It imposes gated handoffs and BRP blocker handling to enforce compliance during complex design reviews.

Define your root task and trigger the execution to start the Research phase. The pipeline then automatically spawns required roles and manages E2E validation and post-review QA to ensure traceability.

Blocker resolution uses a BRP mechanism to handle inter-agent dependencies during gated handoffs. This ensures execution pauses, routes blockers appropriately, and generates proof artifacts for auditability.

Yes, this orchestration applies to debugging sessions and QA audits by enforcing root-task E2E validation and generating evidence trails. It structures these tasks with explicit roles and post-review QA.

Avoid multi-agent orchestration for simple, single-workstream tasks that do not require explicit roles or gated handoffs. The overhead of spawning, timeouts, and evidence trails is designed for complex, cross-functional builds.