kanban-orchestrator

Automating multi-agent task routing is achieved by decomposing complex tasks into subtasks and assigning them to specialist profiles. The orchestrator logs and tracks all assignments on the Kanban board without executing tasks directly.

Decomposing complex projects requires a structured playbook that breaks down work into assignable subtasks. The orchestrator applies this decomposition strategy to route individual items to appropriate specialists within your team configuration.

Yes, the orchestrator supports multi-agent configurations by routing tasks to various specialist profiles. You must define the available specialist profiles and task dependencies beforehand so the system can accurately assign work.

The anti-temptation rule prevents direct task execution to ensure all work is properly routed and tracked on the Kanban board. This maintains workflow visibility and prevents specialists from bypassing the orchestrated task routing process.

Before routing work, you need knowledge of available specialist profiles and task dependencies. The orchestrator requires this information to accurately decompose projects and assign subtasks to the correct specialists on the Kanban board.