kanban-worker

Multi-agent task handoffs in Kanban workflows are managed by following the orient, work, heartbeat, block, and complete lifecycle to ensure robust cross-agent collaboration and observable task progress.

The correct lifecycle for a Hermes worker processing Kanban tasks follows the orient, work, heartbeat, block, and complete sequence to enforce safe task dispatch and lifecycle management.

Workspace isolation for multi-agent Kanban orchestration is managed by enforcing tenant boundaries and supporting distinct workspace kinds like scratch, directory paths, and worktrees.

Retry logic and heartbeats for cross-agent collaboration are implemented using robust diagnostic patterns and heartbeat cycles to ensure safe task progress and prevent unsafe actions.

Limitations and pitfalls of Kanban-driven task dispatch involve unsafe actions during complex handoffs, which are mitigated by practical rules for workspace handling and tenant isolation.

Kanban orchestration supports different workspace types for Hermes workers, specifically allowing the use of scratch spaces, directory paths, and worktrees to maintain strict workspace isolation.