kanban-orchestrator

To coordinate multi-agent workflows and prevent premature execution, use a Kanban-driven orchestrator that applies anti-temptation rules to route tasks safely, ensuring proper decomposition and gated handoffs before agents execute work.

A Kanban-driven orchestrator routes complex planning tasks through a decomposition playbook that grounds assignments to available profiles, sketches explicit task graphs, assigns parallel lanes, and defines dependencies for safe multi-agent coordination.

Decompose tasks into parallel lanes by first discovering and validating available profiles, then sketching an explicit task graph that assigns lanes to profiles and defines dependency gates, enabling safe parallelization and structured handoffs.

Multi-agent orchestration requires grounded profile discovery and validation before planning begins. Sizing tasks without validating available profiles leads to unknown assignees and sizing errors, making safe task routing impossible.

You should avoid direct execution when complex planning tasks require decomposition and dependency gating. Anti-temptation rules enforce a route, don't execute principle, ensuring tasks pass through appropriate handoffs for audit-friendly lifecycle management.

Reproducible orchestration with traceable task lineage is achieved by routing work through a Kanban orchestrator that uses explicit task graphs, dependency gates, and clear handoffs, ensuring all multi-agent coordination is auditable and repeatable.