content-catalogue-dashboard-system-wiring

Agent orchestration for a Docker-backed repository uses a formal coordination protocol to enforce scope boundaries, delegation prompts, and review mandates. Each prompt includes an explicit working scope directive to keep autonomous agents aligned within the containerized workflow.

Autonomous code review mandates require a standardized role map including implementer, style-reviewer, safety-reviewer, reviewer, and decomp-reviewer. These roles define specific responsibilities for delegation and ensure comprehensive coverage during containerized agent runs.

Preventing unauthorized modifications requires working-scope enforcement that limits the agent set to the checked-out repository. If missing paths are detected, the system triggers a cross-repo scope halt to immediately pause out-of-scope agent actions.

Docker is required to run this autonomous agent orchestration protocol. The coordination system enforces scope boundaries, delegation prompts, and review mandates specifically inside a containerized workflow environment for the content-catalogue-dashboard project.

Working-scope enforcement limitations include triggering a cross-repo scope halt when missing paths are encountered. This strict boundary prevents agents from handling cross-repository tasks, limiting operations strictly to the checked-out repository directory.