master-orchestration

Multi-agent orchestration coordinates sub-skills by enforcing a mandatory invocation order at the start of each turn, forming sub-teams to handle planning, implementation, QA, and documentation. This governance ensures every agent turn achieves complete task completion without gaps.

Multi-agent orchestration is the process of automatically selecting required skills and coordinating sub-agents at the start of each turn. You need it when managing complex workflows that require traceable progress, outcome verification, and integration with a master roadmap.

To start multi-agent orchestration, instruct the agent to run the master-orchestration skill at the beginning of the turn. It will identify required skills, form sub-teams, execute the standardized protocol, log issues, and update the master roadmap for traceability.

Yes, multi-agent orchestration applies comprehensive completion verification across all sub-agent activities and automatically updates the master roadmap. This ensures traceable progress and logs any issues encountered during the standardized execution protocol.

No specific dependencies are required to run multi-agent orchestration for task coordination. The skill operates independently to select required skills, form sub-teams, and enforce the mandatory invocation order at the start of each agent turn.

Gaps in task completion and traceability occur when a multi-agent workflow lacks enforced governance. Applying orchestration at the start of each turn enforces a mandatory invocation order, forms sub-teams, logs issues, and updates the master roadmap to ensure traceable progress.