kitty:work

To execute code plans with agent swarms, you provide a plan file path and execution context. The orchestrator then coordinates worker agents to implement the plan across inline, serial, parallel, or swarm execution strategies.

Automating code implementation tasks is best handled by orchestrating worker agents that understand code structure before acting. This approach reads your plan document and coordinates workers with pre-computed context to execute and validate multi-task dependencies.

Yes, you need a plan document and an execution context to start code implementation workflows. These inputs are required for the Cartographing Kittens orchestrator to coordinate tasks, track progress, and verify results across the codebase.

Yes, you can run parallel and serial execution strategies for dependency-aware code implementation. The orchestrator supports these strategies alongside inline and swarm patterns to manage multi-task execution with validation and commit workflows.

Orchestrating worker swarms handles progress tracking and validation by coordinating tasks through the Cartographing Kittens orchestrator. It applies pre-computed code structure context to track task progress, verify implementation results, and manage commit workflows.

You should not use agent swarms for code implementation if you lack a defined plan document, execution context, or access to the Cartographing Kittens orchestrator. These three elements are strictly required to coordinate end-to-end implementation tasks.