myna-dev-task-protocol

A structured dev-task protocol coordinates the end-to-end commit, review, and fix loop for subagent development tasks. It enforces strict branching, staging, and amend commit steps to ensure changes are tracked correctly by the central orchestrator.

The automated code review process enforces up to three review rounds to handle unresolved critical issues. It ensures all Critical and Important issues are fixed and resolved before reporting task status back to the orchestrator.

No, the dev-task review protocol is not user-invocable. It is an orchestrator-owned process designed for centralized coordination across subagents, ensuring automated quality loop enforcement without manual intervention or pushes.

The best way to ensure branch and commit hygiene is to enforce guided steps for staging and amend commits. This structured workflow ensures all changes are prepared, tracked, and reported correctly without performing git pushes.

Subagent workflows fail to track changes without a centralized review loop because they lack strict branching and staging enforcement. An automated dev-task protocol coordinates commit and amend steps centrally to ensure correct tracking.