ls-kilo-boss-orchestrator

Multi-agent boss-worker delegation with consensus validation is automated by orchestrating task queuing, leasing, and safety gates. This ensures reliable, auditable execution by streaming planning workflows and enforcing safety gates for high-stakes tasks.

To initialize orchestrator state for autonomous code-workflow pipelines, run the command python3 scripts/boss_ctl.py init. This sets up the repo-local state tracking required for session management and watchdog recovery in boss-worker loops.

Kilo boss-worker orchestration is an autonomous workflow pattern that manages planning, worker delegation, and verification within code pipelines. You need it for multi-agent planning, task queuing, and watchdog recovery to ensure reliable, auditable execution of high-stakes tasks.

Yes, autonomous workflow orchestration supports repo-local state and session management by implementing explicit state tracking for boss-worker cycles. It maintains queueing, leasing, and audit-trail records to ensure safe, cross-team collaboration within a repository.

Safety gates and audit trails in multi-agent code pipelines are enforced by applying consensus validation and explicit session tracking to the boss-worker loop. The orchestrator records audit-trail entries and applies watchdog recovery to ensure reliable autonomous execution.

Yes, you need YAML to run the Kilo orchestrator for task leasing and queueing, as it is a required dependency. The orchestrator relies on YAML to configure autonomous code-workflow pipelines, safety gates, and consensus validation state.