engineering-workflow

To orchestrate architecture decisions across multiple domains, this skill routes queries to specialized micro agents for DB, BE, IF, and SE, synthesizing cross-system recommendations to resolve complex trade-offs.

Handling cross-domain constraint propagation is achieved through a phased execution protocol that uses fast-path classification and parallel dispatch to detect conflicts and synthesize actionable recommendations.

Micro-agent routing works by classifying an incoming engineering query at a gateway and dispatching it in parallel to domain-specific agents, which then feed their outputs into a cross-system synthesizer.

Yes, you need jq installed as a required dependency to process the JSON data structures used by the micro-agents during their phased routing and cross-system synthesis operations.

Yes, you can use this workflow to manage trade-offs between interface and backend systems through its synthesizer-aware decision making, which coordinates constraints and detects conflicts across all four domains.

You should use a phased execution protocol when you need to coordinate complex multi-domain architecture decisions within strict token budgets, utilizing audit gates to ensure actionable synthesis.