build-from-plan

Automating task implementation from a project plan involves orchestrating a multi-agent pipeline that sequentially executes development, testing, and code review for each task. This ensures consistent quality and handles code commits automatically.

A multi-agent development pipeline for sequential task execution is a process where specialized agents handle distinct phases like code implementation, test writing, and reviewing. It ensures each phase completes before the next task begins, maintaining quality throughout the project.

Yes, you can implement all remaining tasks without manual intervention by using continuous mode. This feature automatically selects and processes subsequent incomplete tasks, driving the entire development pipeline to completion seamlessly.

To execute a specific task by ID from a plan document, you initiate the pipeline and specify the target task identifier. The system validates task readiness and orchestrates the development, testing, and review phases for that exact task.

Yes, the automated task pipeline handles code commits after review. Once the sequential execution of the developer, test-writer, and reviewer agents finishes, it manages task completion reporting and commits the code automatically.

A limitation of continuous mode for code implementation is that it processes tasks strictly sequentially, meaning a failure or required validation in an earlier task will halt the pipeline, preventing the automatic implementation of remaining tasks.