autopilot-dispatch

Sub-agent prompt construction is standardized using a JSON envelope that enforces explicit path injection and phase-aware routing, ensuring deterministic task delegation. This approach guarantees consistent structure and traceability across all dispatch operations.

Deterministic task dispatch is the automated generation of sub-agent prompts by reading project configuration, phase context, and checkpoints to create standardized JSON envelopes. This ensures safe, auditable execution and consistent routing for autopilot workflows.

Phase-aware routing is built by injecting phase context and checkpoints into a standardized JSON envelope during prompt dispatch. This enforces explicit template injection and safety checks to prevent context leakage while maintaining deterministic agent execution.

Sub-agent task dispatch operates with zero external dependencies, relying entirely on internal project configuration and phase context to generate JSON envelopes. This ensures safe, auditable task execution without requiring additional library installations.

Context leakage is prevented by applying strict safety checks and explicit path injection rules when constructing the JSON envelope for sub-agent prompts. These rules enforce traceability and isolate phase-specific data during the dispatch process.

The JSON envelope approach requires strict adherence to the standardized structure and explicit path injection rules, meaning any deviation in project configuration or phase context can break deterministic routing. It is limited to autopilot phase-driven workflows.