orchestrate

Autonomous feature delivery is orchestrated by a Tech Lead agent that coordinates architecture, implementation, and review phases to automatically generate feature branches and pull requests. It manages the entire development lifecycle from a simple feature description.

Yes, agent teams coordinate these phases by having a Tech Lead agent spawn specialist teammates for architecture, implementation, and review. This autonomous coordination handles design, coding, testing, and PR creation sequentially.

The best way to coordinate autonomous agents is using a Tech Lead coordinator that manages specialist teammates throughout the build. It sequentially handles architecture design, implementation, and review before creating a pull request.

Autonomous feature delivery works without mandatory work item integrations by providing a sequential fallback workflow. While it supports work item integration when available, the core architecture, implementation, and review phases run autonomously.

To initiate a complex feature build, you simply describe the feature to orchestrate the full build process. The Tech Lead agent then autonomously manages the architecture, coding, testing, and pull request creation phases.

The main limitation of using a Tech Lead agent is its reliance on the sequential fallback workflow if work item integration fails. Multi-phase coordination depends on the agent's ability to properly spawn and manage specialist teammates for architecture and review.