agentic-workflow

Multi-agent orchestration is driven by coordinating autonomous Developer and Reviewer roles through structured flight cycles. The workflow manages leg design, implementation, code review, and final git commits using signal-based handoffs.

A multi-agent flight cycle is an orchestrated process where separate Developer and Reviewer agents design, implement, and review project legs. It batches autonomous leg development and consolidates changes with a single final code commit.

Git workflow automation across development legs is managed by the orchestrator, which applies race condition guards and status updates. It drives a single code review and commit at the end of the flight to ensure safe, auditable progress.

Yes, multi-agent flight execution requires access to your target project's flight artifacts and pre-defined agent-crews. These definitions drive leg workflows, design reviews, and the subsequent autonomous handoffs between Developer and Reviewer roles.

Agent handoffs are managed using a defined signal-based protocol within the leg-execution framework. The orchestrator generates structured leg artifacts to ensure smooth transitions between Developer and Reviewer roles throughout the flight progression.

Structured leg artifacts are required to drive leg design and ensure auditable progress across multiple autonomous legs. They provide the necessary framework for spawning agents, managing handoffs, and consolidating changes for the final commit.