gas-town-workflow

Multi-agent workflows are coordinated by assigning tasks based on specific agent roles, ensuring clear boundaries. This approach uses theatrical role naming conventions to route work and manage dependencies between different teams.

Convoy-based work decomposition breaks complex workflows into atomic, trackable units called convoys. This process makes it easier to manage progress and route tasks across multiple agents operating within a structured coordination system.

Task dependencies across multiple agents are managed through structured task routing and convoy-based work decomposition. By mapping agent roles to specific tasks, the workflow ensures coding, testing, and integration teams coordinate efficiently.

Yes, Gas Town workflow conventions require Claude Code agent types and task management features to function. The system relies on these specific dependencies to orchestrate role-mapped task routing and convoy-based multi-agent coordination.

To initiate a multi-agent workflow for new feature development, use the gas-town-workflow skill with the init command followed by your feature name. This sets up the role-mapped task routing and convoy structure for the project.

Theatrical role conventions for task routing require strict adherence to role boundaries and depend on Claude Code agent types. This highly structured approach may not suit simple workflows that lack complex multi-agent coordination requirements.