kanban-orchestrator

To decompose multi-profile tasks without execution, use a Kanban-style orchestrator that grounds tasks to available profiles and enforces a route-don't-execute rule. This breaks work into independent lanes or gated sequences while maintaining clear execution boundaries.

Discovery-first planning in task routing detects available profiles before decomposing work. This prevents cross-wiring between steps by ensuring the orchestrator grounds parent-child task relationships to actual, verified profiles.

Manage dependencies and parallelization across diverse profiles by applying a decomposition playbook that creates independent Kanban lanes or gated sequences. This maintains an actionable task graph with replay-safe gating for resilient orchestration.

Yes, you can maintain an audit trail for automated task decomposition by using an orchestrator that enforces explicit execution boundaries. It keeps traceable task graphs and parent-child relationships for resilience and review.

You should not use a route-don't-execute approach when your workflow requires immediate execution rather than planning. This orchestration method strictly routes tasks to specialized profiles and does not perform the actual task execution itself.