orchestrate

To coordinate a plan to code to review workflow, you map requirements into a TaskCreate checklist and let the orchestrator delegate tasks to agents across implementation and verification phases. This provides a centralized flow ensuring accountability from idea to delivery.

Agent task delegation works by breaking features into tracked tasks assigned to agents, enforcing a structured flow of Plan, User Approval, Test Review, Implement, Verify, and Review. Progress is tied to issue trackers like GitHub to maintain a single source of truth.

Yes, you can use GitHub issues to track tasks during code implementation and review. The orchestrator integrates with issue trackers to tie delegated work directly to issues, maintaining traceability and a single source of truth across the development workflow.

The best way to structure plan, implement, and verify phases is using a defined flow: Plan, User Approval, Test Review, Implement, Verify, Review, E2E Verification, and Self-Check. This enforces guardrails and ensures features are verified before delivery.

Yes, you need to create an initial TaskCreate checklist before starting the orchestration. This checklist maps your requirements, which then allows the orchestrator to manage the plan, code, and review loop with delegated agents effectively.

Workflow orchestration fails to maintain traceability when tasks are not tied to an issue tracker. Integrating GitHub issues ensures work is mapped to a single source of truth, maintaining accountability across the plan, code, and review phases.