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AI orchestration coordinates software tasks by loading six specialist roles and enforcing a five-layer operating model at session start. This ensures actions are driven by mandatory documentation like TODOs and DESIGNs rather than ad-hoc prompts.

Document-guided AI orchestration drives development actions through mandatory TODOs, DESIGNs, and logs. It coordinates tasks, checks, and verification across layers by orienting the AI session with specific roles and protocols at kickoff.

To start a coding session, instruct the AI to activate the orchestration protocol by selecting a role or describing a task. This orients the session, loads the correct specialist role, and applies the full operating model.

Yes, the architecture-first workflow requires mandatory TODOs, DESIGNs, and logs to drive actions. The protocol loads these documents at session start to enforce immutable coding laws across six specialist roles.

Yes, AI orchestration manages specialist roles by loading six distinct roles at session start. It coordinates tasks and checks across a five-layer operating model, ensuring the AI adheres to the full engineering protocol.

A document-guided protocol solves the challenge of building software as a living system by keeping teams aligned with architecture-first principles. Ad-hoc prompting lacks the structured enforcement of coding laws and specialist role coordination across sessions.