gathering-architecture

Multi-agent architecture design is orchestrated by dispatching specialized subagents in sequence to design, adversarially review, specify, and implement a buildable system foundation with enforced gate checks and artifact handoffs.

An adversarial architecture review is an isolated gate check that challenges system designs with unfiltered inputs before implementation. You need it when creating major systems or refactoring core infrastructure to ensure a single source of truth.

Generate a buildable foundation by providing a concise system specification to an orchestration conductor, which coordinates subagents to produce architecture docs, technical spec files, and a compile-ready file-level build manifest.

Yes, you can use multi-agent orchestration for major infrastructure refactors. It applies disciplined, multi-phase architectural workflows to deliver detailed specifications and a buildable foundation with CI verification.

Yes, this architecture workflow enforces CI verification by producing a file-level build manifest with required CI checks, ensuring the compile-ready foundation artifacts and technical specifications meet isolated gate checks.

The limitation of isolated subagent inputs is that coordination requires strict artifact-driven handoffs between phases, meaning any missing gate checks or incomplete technical specifications will block downstream implementation.