orchestrated-execution

You can orchestrate code execution using a rigorous 4-phase loop that manages implementation, independent validation, adversarial review, and commit phases. This structured process runs quality gates directly and manages retry protocols to ensure adherence to specifications.

Adversarial review is a process where a separate agent rigorously checks implemented code against the specification and Definition of Done criteria. It prevents bugs and integration issues by catching errors before the commit phase.

Implement a validation loop by running a multi-phase process that includes implementation, independent validation with tests and linting, adversarial review, and commit. This loop manages quality gates and human checkpoints to ensure work units meet specifications.

Yes, you can use orchestrated execution without external dependencies. It operates as a standalone skill that orchestrates implementation, validation, adversarial review, and commit phases with built-in quality gates and retry protocols.

The best way to ensure work units meet Definition of Done criteria is using a 4-phase execution loop with independent validation and adversarial review. A separate agent checks against specifications, and human checkpoints prevent premature commits.

You should not use a multi-phase execution loop for simple tasks or rapid prototyping where the overhead of independent validation, adversarial review, and human checkpoints outweighs the benefit of structured quality gates and retry protocols.