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You can automate task decomposition by dispatching a self-evolving spec to Claude Code workers. The system breaks down complex tasks iteratively, adding new sub-tasks dynamically as work is discovered, and executes them with fresh context each cycle.

A self-evolving spec is a Markdown document that dynamically decomposes and adds tasks as work is discovered. It uses SKILL.md frontmatter and per-task prompts to load context and guide isolated execution across parallel Claude Code workers.

You dispatch a spec by running the command 'boi dispatch --spec <path>'. This initiates the self-evolving loop, executing tasks one at a time via Claude Code workers with fresh context and dependency management.

Yes, you can run a fleet of parallel Claude Code workers while keeping each iteration isolated. The system supports phase- and pipeline-oriented execution, ensuring each worker operates with fresh context per task.

Yes, the system supports per-spec mode selection including execute, challenge, discover, and generate modes. These modes allow runtime abstractions for multi-phase evaluation and dependency management during task execution.

You should use spec dispatch for complex, multi-step tasks that benefit from self-evolving specs and parallel worker execution. If your project requires dynamic task addition and phase-oriented evaluation, this approach automates the iterative cycle effectively.