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Multi-phase plan execution is coordinated by deploying fresh subagents per phase with single objectives, verifying completion with evidence, and gating handoffs between steps. This ensures traceable outcomes for complex workflows.

Phased orchestration deploys specialized subagents to execute sequential workflow steps with checkpoint verification. You need it for multi-phase projects requiring objective-specific task delegation, evidence collection, and structured post-phase quality checks.

Structured handoffs are set up by applying branch and sync steps between phases, followed by post-phase checks including verification, anti-pattern detection, code quality review, and commit gating before proceeding to the next subagent.

Yes, subagent orchestration requires assigning one clear objective per fresh subagent deployed in each phase. This single-objective constraint ensures focused execution and enables checkpoint verification with collected evidence for every phase.

Post-phase verification checks include anti-pattern detection, code quality review, and commit gating. These structured checks validate subagent output and ensure evidence collection before gated handoffs to the next workflow phase.

Yes, this orchestration approach applies to any multi-phase software engineering project that requires objective-specific subagents, phased verification, evidence collection, and structured post-phase checks with gated handoffs between steps.