brain-delegation-kiro

To orchestrate multi-agent coding workflows, this skill provides a central brain role for Kiro to decompose large tasks into subtasks and delegate them to specialized worker agents. It uses tool-based routing to map specific work components to available coding agents.

Task decomposition in a multi-agent environment is splitting a large feature into smaller subtasks distributed to specialized coding agents. You need it when managing multiple agents simultaneously to maintain project coherence and ensure proper separation of concerns.

You delegate sub-components by activating this skill to enable Kiro to inspect worker capabilities and route tasks via tool-based delegation. This central orchestration approach distributes work to specialized agents while keeping a unified review lane for project coherence.

Yes, multi-agent orchestration prevents role confusion through native behavior suppression. This skill disables worker-specific commands during the planning and routing phase to ensure proper separation of concerns while Kiro acts as the central brain.

The best way to manage task routing is using a central orchestration brain that performs worker capability inspection before delegating. This skill facilitates mapping complex tasks to specialized workers by evaluating their capabilities and routing through tool-based delegation.