omk-adaptorch-orchestration-review

To review DAG multi-agent orchestration designs, validate node contracts for single responsibilities, verify dependency edges represent real data flows, and assess worker authority boundaries to produce a structured correctness verdict.

Evidence-gated execution in multi-agent orchestration blocks downstream work when required acceptance evidence is missing, ensuring failed nodes cannot trigger subsequent tasks without valid verification along the DAG dependency edges.

Assess worker authority risks in a DAG runtime by checking bounded write scopes, validating merge boundaries, and reviewing fallback and retry timeout logic to ensure agents cannot exceed their designated permissions.

Multi-agent orchestration lacks reproducible decision traces when DAG node contracts and coordinator boundaries omit replayable logs, preventing accurate reconstruction of the exact sequence of agent actions and evidence gates.

Yes, you can use architecture review to evaluate retry timeout fallback logic in agent worktrees by inspecting resilience gates, verifying evidence-gated repair paths, and ensuring bounded authority during recovery operations.

Reviewing DAG orchestration designs without explicit node contracts prevents accurate assessment of worker authority, dependency edge correctness, and decision trace replayability, leaving coding pipelines vulnerable to undetected merge boundary failures.