kanban-orchestrator

Kanban task decomposition splits complex goals into independent lanes and parent-child linked cards, mapping work to specific specialist profiles without executing the underlying tasks.

Kanban task routing coordinates long-running work by planning task graphs, spawning cards for configured profiles, and enforcing gating dependencies to ensure traceable delegation.

Multi-profile Kanban orchestration supports human-in-the-loop review by decomposing tasks into gated Kanban cards, allowing manual intervention while preserving an auditable decision history.

Kanban orchestration never executes work; it enforces anti-temptation rules to create, manage, and route Kanban tasks safely, ensuring the orchestrator only handles governance and decomposition.

Kanban orchestration provides recovery options to monitor task graphs, reclaim stuck work, and reassign tasks to available profiles while maintaining traceability across the project.

Task graph planning begins by discovering available profiles, decomposing the objective into independent lanes, and seeding initial Kanban cards that map directly to those specialists.