extended-dev-workflow

A multi-agent development workflow coordinates end-to-end activities across discovery, design, testing, and PR review. It assigns specialized agents to each phase with explicit go/no-go gates to ensure alignment before moving forward through the development lifecycle.

You orchestrate TDD and PR review by instructing the AI to run a complete extended development workflow. This merges feature discovery, TDD execution, deep review, and post-implementation PR validation into a single repeatable process.

Yes, multi-agent workflow orchestration supports strict phase handoffs and automated validation. It coordinates four phases from discovery to PR validation, using explicit go/no-go gates to enforce alignment before transitioning between phases.

Yes, you can use gated transitions for feature development and code review. It is designed for software engineering teams operating with multi-agent workflows, ensuring architecture decisions are validated and implementations are robust before maintainers receive automated validation.

The best way to reduce miscommunication in complex multi-agent workflows is applying gated phase coordination. By assigning specialized agents to discovery, TDD, deep review, and PR validation with explicit go/no-go gates, teams reduce handoff friction and ensure alignment.