erne-orchestrate

Multi-agent pipelines coordinate architecture planning, implementation, testing, code review, and performance validation by using a pipeline-orchestrator agent to run tasks through defined phase gates. This produces a live progress log and a final success or failure verdict.

To run plan-to-validate tasks, you invoke the pipeline-orchestrator with a target task, such as /orchestrate "build user profile screen". This decomposes the task into architecture plans and implementation tasks that execute in coordinated parallel phases.

Multi-agent pipelines enforce quality gates by requiring defined stage gates—Plan, Implement, Test, Review, and Validate—before advancing. Each phase outputs traceable results to ensure architecture planning and performance validation meet project requirements.

Yes, orchestrating multi-agent pipelines requires defined phase gates, agent roles, and a repeatable execution strategy. These prerequisites allow the pipeline-orchestrator to coordinate planning, testing, and review tasks across ERNE agents effectively.

Yes, pipeline orchestration manages implementation coordination and performance validation by applying a repeatable execution strategy across specialized agents. It coordinates these stages in parallel to deliver a final validation verdict.

Multi-agent pipelines require a repeatable execution strategy with defined phase gates and agent roles. Tasks lacking clear architecture planning or validation criteria may produce inconclusive final verdicts, limiting the orchestration effectiveness for ambiguous software engineering objectives.