kanban-orchestrator

Kanban task routing works by matching task requirements to user-defined worker profiles, automatically directing work items to the appropriate specialist. It handles complex task decomposition and parallel processing without executing the tasks itself.

Orchestrating complex task decomposition requires a playbook with anti-temptation rules that breaks down multi-step tasks and assigns them to configured worker profiles. This prevents the orchestrator from executing tasks while ensuring parallel processing.

Yes, you must configure worker profiles before routing Kanban tasks because no default specialist roster is provided. Defining profiles for different work types is required to match tasks to the appropriate workers.

You manage long, multi-step tasks using goal-mode cards that maintain persistent workers throughout the task lifecycle. This allows continuous routing and tracking of complex work items across multiple stages until completion.

Yes, Kanban orchestration supports parallel processing of task dependencies by routing decomposed tasks to appropriate profiles simultaneously. Proper profile configuration and knowledge of task dependencies are required to ensure correct parallel execution.

Using an orchestrator ensures work is routed efficiently without the overhead of performing tasks yourself, reducing bottlenecks. Anti-temptation rules prevent the orchestrator from stepping in and doing work meant for configured worker profiles.