kanban-orchestrator

Multi-agent task coordination requires a kanban orchestrator to decompose tasks into work units and enforce non-execution guardrails, ensuring workers only handle assigned roles. Anti-temptation rules prevent workers from auto-executing the actual work assigned to other profiles.

Kanban-based task decomposition routes complex multi-agent workflows into kanban-enabled work units, managing profile discovery, task fan-out, gating, and synthesis. It generates an explicit task graph with dependencies across multiple workers for auditable coordination.

Describe your goal and available profiles to generate a kanban task graph that routes work to appropriate profiles. The graph manages parallel lanes, dependencies, and synthesis steps, enforcing system-prompt governance for orchestrator roles.

Yes, kanban orchestration supports parallel lanes, dependency management, and synthesis steps across multiple workers. It routes decomposed tasks to appropriate profiles while maintaining anti-temptation rules and non-execution guardrails for safe coordination.

Use an orchestrator with anti-temptation rules when multi-agent workflows require strict governance to prevent workers from executing tasks outside their assigned profiles. This ensures safe, auditable coordination through explicit task-graph generation and dependency management.