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End-to-end engineering workflow orchestration with approval gating routes an engineering intent through multi-phase planning, skill routing, verification, and shipping. It applies approval-password gated transitions and hard enforcement to execute production deploys safely across a skill catalog.

Automate feature development with budget caps and resumable state by executing an engineering intent that applies warn and cap thresholds during multi-phase skill routing. The workflow stops or requests extensions when budget limits are reached and safely resumes using per-phase artifacts.

Yes, you can enforce hard approval gates for CI/CD production deploys and destructive operations. The workflow applies a consistent approval-password mechanism for gated transitions and maintains an always-gated floor for risky operations to ensure safe execution.

Yes, skill routing requires YAML-Frontmatter-defined skills to function. This metadata configuration defines the routing sequence across the skill catalog, enabling the orchestrator to execute multi-phase plans, produce per-phase artifacts, and enforce approval gates accurately.

The best way to run scheduled routine engineering workflows with stateful resume is to execute the intent through a routed skill sequence that produces per-phase artifacts. This resumable state allows interrupted runs to safely continue from their last completed phase boundary.

Your engineering workflow stops mid-execution when hitting budget enforcement thresholds because the orchestrator applies warn and cap thresholds during skill routing. When a budget cap is reached, the workflow stops or requests an extension before proceeding to the next phase.