cross-squad

Cross-squad coordination uses a manifest-based discovery protocol to identify target squads, create handoff-context issues, and track delegated work across repository boundaries. This structured approach ensures capabilities are discovered and tasks are handed off with shared context.

Manifest-based squad discovery identifies relevant squads across platform, frontend, and data boundaries for multi-repo initiatives. It enables controlled delegation by mapping which squad owns specific capabilities before initiating a work handoff protocol.

Delegating cross-squad tasks involves discovering the target squad via manifests, creating a handoff-context issue, and tracking the work until completion. A structured feedback loop monitors delegated work and captures outcomes to keep cross-squad decisions aligned.

Yes, manifest-based discovery enables controlled delegation across repository boundaries without requiring direct shared access. The work handoff protocol creates cross-squad tasks and tracks progress through context sharing and structured feedback loops spanning multiple squads.

The delegation protocol relies on maintaining a manifest for squad discovery and requires actionable handoff criteria to function correctly. If context sharing is not continuously updated, the feedback loop may fail to accurately monitor delegated work or capture outcomes across squads.