orchestrate

You can automate complex roadmap execution by running a six-agent pipeline that coordinates planning, implementing, code review, smoke testing, and committing stages with strict sequencing and quality gates. Use the orchestrate command to begin processing tasks from the first unchecked group.

A multi-agent pipeline is a coordinated workflow using specialized agents like Planner, Plan Reviewer, Implementer, Code Reviewer, Smoke Tester, and Committer. Each agent operates with clean context and file-based communication to execute roadmap tasks step by step.

The pipeline resumes where it left off by tracking per-task progress in the .claude-work/{task-id} directory. It stores state locally, allowing the workflow to recover automatically and continue executing the remaining stages without losing completed work.

Yes, the pipeline supports both manual and auto modes. In manual mode, you control the progression through planning, implementing, reviewing, testing, and committing stages, enforcing hard success criteria and retries before moving to the next step.

To enforce quality gates, use a stepwise pipeline that separates code review and smoke testing into distinct stages. The workflow enforces hard success criteria, applies retry rules, and audits artifacts before allowing a commit.

The pipeline enforces strict sequencing and hard success criteria. If the Plan Reviewer stage fails, the workflow applies retry rules before proceeding to the implementing stage, ensuring artifact auditing and quality gates are met.