kanban-orchestrator

Multi-agent orchestration decomposes complex workflows by breaking them down into independent Kanban lanes assigned to suitable profiles. This creates a dependency-aware task graph that supports parallelism, gating, and auditability across distributed agents.

Anti-execution guardrails in multi-profile task routing enforce a strict "decompose, don't execute" rule. This behavior is auto-injected into each worker's system prompt to ensure the orchestrator only structures and routes work without prematurely executing the underlying tasks.

To prevent task assignment to unknown assignees, profile-aware task decomposition ground-truths available profiles before routing. This validates every assignee against discovered profiles, ensuring tasks are only dispatched to known, active worker configurations.

You need explicit parent-child task relationships for Kanban task decomposition when managing complex workflows that require parallelism and gating. This dependency-aware structuring ensures sub-tasks are properly sequenced and auditable across multiple orchestrated profiles.

Yes, you can manage parallel task execution using dependency-aware Kanban lanes. The orchestration process structures explicit parent-child task relationships to gate parallel workflows, ensuring dependencies are resolved before downstream tasks begin.