launch-task

Autonomous coding agent orchestration is managed by selecting eligible tasks, spawning code agents, and tracking execution states across business capabilities. The skill coordinates parallel delivery flows while enforcing capability-level concurrency rules.

Launching implementation tasks from a kanban board involves refreshing the board state, selecting ready tasks, and managing status transitions. The skill validates process models and starts autonomous development agents automatically.

Isolated worktrees enable parallel agent coordination by providing separate execution environments for each task. The skill creates these worktrees, spawns dedicated code agents, and manages the concurrent delivery flows independently.

A defined process model is required for task orchestration workflows. The skill validates process model availability before launching tasks to ensure all implementation follows defined pipelines and preserves upstream knowledge boundaries.

Task execution states for autonomous development pipelines are managed through status transitions and workflow consistency controls. The skill handles state management automatically while coordinating implementation execution across business capabilities.

Autonomous task launching limitations include dependency on process model availability and capability-level concurrency rules. The skill requires validated process models and cannot execute tasks that violate defined implementation pipelines or upstream knowledge boundaries.