build-orchestrator

To orchestrate parallel execution, group tasks by type and spawn dedicated backend, frontend, code review, and testing subagents. This coordinates safe bounded concurrency, monitors progress, and enforces dependency-aware sequencing to ensure all tasks reach completion.

Running automated code reviews and tests across parallel subagents requires a coordination layer that monitors progress and handles retries. It groups testing tasks, spawns relevant subagents, and coordinates reviews across the workflow with final status reporting.

Managing dependencies and retries when coordinating multiple development subagents involves enforcing dependency-aware sequencing and applying retry loops. The orchestration layer monitors subagent progress, ensuring safe bounded concurrency and reliable final status reporting.

Yes, you can coordinate backend, frontend, and testing tasks for a single project using parallel execution. The orchestrator groups tasks by type, spawns appropriate subagents, and handles dependencies to reduce manual coordination overhead.

Bounded concurrency works with dependency-aware sequencing by safely limiting active parallel subagents while respecting task dependencies. This prevents race conditions, monitors progress, and ensures all workflow tasks complete successfully with final status reporting.