kanban-orchestrator

Automated project goal decomposition breaks high-level goals into structured, prioritized tasks organized into standard kanban lanes like backlog, ready, doing, and done. This eliminates manual workflow planning overhead for complex multi-step projects.

Worker dispatch in cross-functional project coordination routes decomposed tasks to appropriate specialized worker lanes such as codex, orcaid, or subagents. It manages the full verification loop for completed work, including rework requests for failed verifications.

To set up a kanban board for autonomous agent task dispatch, provide a high-level goal to the orchestrator. It automatically generates all required tasks and assigns them to specialized worker lanes while tracking progress until completion and verification.

Yes, automated verification loops apply to research workstream management. For example, processing academic papers generates tasks for PDF parsing, figure extraction, and metadata indexing, assigning them to workers and verifying completion before marking them done.

The best way to track progress for complex multi-step workflows is using an automated kanban board that assigns discrete work items to specialized worker lanes and monitors the verification loop until all tasks are completed and verified.

Cross-functional project coordination requires specialized worker lanes like codex, orcaid, or subagents to handle discrete work items. The orchestrator routes decomposed tasks to these workers and manages rework requests if verification fails.