kanban-orchestrator

Multi-agent orchestration decomposes complex requests by breaking them into independent workstreams, identifying dependencies, and creating execution plans for specialist assignment. This prevents orchestrators from performing implementation work directly.

Kanban-based task routing coordinates multi-agent execution by matching decomposed tasks to available specialist profiles, managing parallel execution, dependency gates, and review pipelines to ensure efficient workflow progression.

Workflow coordination manages parallel execution by enforcing dependency gates and review pipelines across specialist agents. This includes handling recovery paths and persistent goal-based tasks to maintain lifecycle-aware execution.

Yes, task routing requires available agent profiles and valid task relationships before execution. You must provide specialist profiles to match tasks correctly and prevent invalid assignments or stalled workflows.

To prevent orchestrators from executing implementation work directly, apply a structured decomposition playbook that routes tasks to specialist agents and enforces lifecycle-aware execution controls across the Kanban workflow.

You should avoid Kanban multi-agent orchestration when lacking valid task relationships or available specialist profiles, as invalid assignments and missing dependencies will cause stalled workflows and failed execution pipelines.