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To coordinate multi-phase execution with subagents, you provide a phased plan manifest to an orchestrator. This enforces per-phase execution, verification gates, and centralized coordination of evidence and commits between phases.

Safe handoffs between phases in automated orchestration are ensured by enforcing per-phase verification gates, evidence collection, and synchronized commits before allowing the workflow to progress to the next phase.

A phased plan manifest works by defining a structured sequence of tasks for subagent orchestration. The orchestrator applies it to execute each phase, perform anti-pattern checks, and collect verification evidence.

Yes, you can run code quality reviews and anti-pattern checks between execution phases. The orchestrator enforces these verification gates to ensure each phase completes safely before moving on.

Yes, you need to provide a phased plan manifest to start automated workflow orchestration. This manifest serves as the input for the orchestrator to coordinate end-to-end subagent execution and verification.

Use a multi-phase subagent orchestrator when workflows require phased implementation, verification gates between phases, and centralized coordination of evidence and commits, rather than simple linear automation scripts.