kanban-orchestrator

Kanban orchestration routes tasks across multi-agent workflows by decomposing goals into Kanban cards and assigning them to profiles. The orchestrator directs work and enforces anti-temptation rules without executing tasks, producing an auditable task graph.

Multi-agent task routing handles dependencies by supporting parallel lanes and gated tasks. The orchestrator coordinates profiles and workers with clear handoffs, ensuring dependency-aware execution and a complete audit trail across work streams.

Task decomposition derives Kanban cards from goals, constraints, and available profiles. It governs the breakdown process to ensure the orchestrator assigns tasks appropriately while keeping the initiator out of execution.

Kanban orchestration coordinates multiple teams on a product rollout by decomposing milestones into independent cards. Teams work in parallel lanes with gated tasks, and the orchestrator synthesizes final decisions from the auditable task graph.

Kanban orchestration requires available profiles to route tasks effectively. The decomposition governance derives task cards based on your current profiles and workflow, meaning you must define worker profiles before initializing the orchestrator task flow.

A route-first execution model is not suitable when tasks require the orchestrator to directly execute work rather than delegate. Kanban orchestration enforces anti-temptation rules to keep the initiator out of execution, making it unfit for hands-on processing.