kanban-orchestrator

Kanban task orchestration assigns and routes tasks to specific agents based on their profiles and dependencies. It manages complex workflows within Kanban environments without executing the tasks itself, streamlining multi-agent collaboration.

To route tasks based on dependencies, create tasks with specified agent profiles and dependency requirements. The orchestrator automatically manages assignments, ensuring tasks are routed to appropriate agents only when dependencies are met.

Yes, Kanban orchestration enforces anti-temptation rules by ensuring agents adhere to 'don't do the work yourself' principles. It enforces strict task creation and decomposition rules to maintain workflow boundaries.

Yes, Kanban task routing requires task creation with specified profiles and dependencies. You must define profile assignments and dependency relationships upfront to enable automatic routing to appropriate agents.

The best way to decompose tasks is using the decomposition playbook, which provides a comprehensive guide for creating and managing tasks with clear roles, dependencies, and profile-specific assignments within Kanban workflows.

The Kanban orchestrator does not execute tasks itself because it focuses solely on task routing, assignment, and dependency management. This design maintains workflow boundaries and enforces anti-temptation rules for multi-agent collaboration.