oma-coordination

Multi-agent coordination for complex project rollouts is guided by decomposing work with a PM agent, spawning specialist agents by dependency order, and ending with QA validation. This manual workflow sequences tasks across priority tiers to reduce integration misalignment.

Sequencing parallel tasks across frontend, backend, and QA agents requires priority-tier ordering. You run same-priority tasks in parallel while enforcing dependency ordering between domains, ensuring backend work completes before downstream frontend or mobile development proceeds.

API contract alignment checkpoints verify that shared data contracts remain consistent before downstream frontend or mobile work proceeds. If critical contract issues appear during monitoring, the workflow re-spawns agents to remediate the misalignment and restore integration.

Yes, CLI-based agent spawning using commands like oma agent:spawn is required for PM and engineering coordination. The workflow depends on spawning specialist agents via CLI, monitoring progress and result files, and enforcing guardrails for workspace separation.

Yes, this manual multi-agent coordination workflow is designed specifically for integration-heavy projects spanning PM, frontend, backend, mobile, and QA domains. It covers step-by-step planning, agent spawn order, progress monitoring, and final QA review.

Multi-agent project coordination fails without workspace separation guardrails because concurrent agents can overwrite files and break API data contracts. Explicit guardrails prevent cross-agent interference and ensure shared contracts remain consistent throughout the workflow.