kanban-orchestrator

Task orchestration in a multi-agent system is managed by applying anti-temptation rules that enforce task decomposition and prevent self-execution, ensuring the orchestrator only distributes work across specialists rather than completing it.

A Kanban task graph sketches and executes work items by mapping out parallel and dependent tasks, allowing an orchestrator to visualize the separation of labor and coordinate execution sequences across multiple specialists.

This workflow management approach is intended for multi-agent environments with a clear separation of labor, utilizing a system-prompt to enforce task distribution rather than direct execution by a single agent.

Anti-temptation rules matter because they prevent the orchestrator from abandoning its role to execute tasks directly, enforcing the "decompose, don't execute" principle to maintain structured work distribution across specialists.

The best way to distribute work is to use an orchestrator playbook that decomposes goals into a task graph, moving items across a Kanban board to specialists while adhering to anti-temptation rules against self-execution.