kanban-orchestrator

Multi-agent workflow coordination uses a Kanban orchestrator to route work across specialist profiles, enforcing anti-temptation rules so agents own tasks while you maintain an auditable trace of progress.

Task decomposition in multi-agent orchestration breaks complex work into a dependency-based task graph with clear handoffs, enabling fan-out/fan-in gating and parallel subtasks across a predefined specialist roster.

Human-in-the-loop review for parallel subtasks is set up by defining a task graph with gating mechanisms, allowing specialists to complete work while routing review tasks back to human operators for approval.

Yes, predefined specialist profiles including researcher, analyst, writer, reviewer, backend-eng, frontend-eng, ops, and pm cover end-to-end project workflows, ensuring tasks route to appropriate agents based on task requirements.

Multi-agent orchestration survives crashes and restarts through persistent state lifecycle management, which maintains task history and board states so in-progress work resumes without losing the auditable trace.

Routing tasks instead of executing them directly introduces orchestration overhead and requires strict adherence to anti-temptation guardrails, but ensures safer coordination, better auditability, and resilience across multi-agent projects.