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You can automate a multi-agent workflow by applying a structured sequence of planner, code-reviewer, and security-reviewer agents to break down complex tasks into automated steps with structured handoffs and a final report.

A sequential agent workflow coordinates specialized agents like a planner, tdd-guide, and security-reviewer in sequence. You need it for complex feature implementation tasks that require structured execution patterns and automated handoffs.

Yes, you can use an automated workflow for bug investigation and fixes by running an explorer, tdd-guide, and code-reviewer agent in sequence to safely address bugs and review the resulting code.

The best way to structure a safe refactoring workflow is to sequence an architect, code-reviewer, and tdd-guide agent, ensuring architectural changes are reviewed and tested before finalizing the automated handoff.

Yes, the multi-agent workflow enforces a specific execution pattern for security reviews by sequencing a security-reviewer, code-reviewer, and architect to produce a structured final report.

Yes, a full feature implementation workflow requires a planner agent to initiate the sequence, followed by a tdd-guide, code-reviewer, and security-reviewer to complete the automated task breakdown.