orchestrated-execution

A four-phase execution loop automates work unit progression through Implement, Validate, Adversarial Review, and Commit stages. It enforces strict Definition of Done gates using tests, lint, type checks, and coverage to ensure verifiable, auditable results.

An adversarial review is an independent validation phase that prevents self-certification by critically evaluating work unit outputs against contract compliance. It runs fresh each cycle to improve quality before allowing commits.

Provide an initial plan defining work units alongside a persistent Project Context Document. Run the four-phase loop to execute and validate them, ensuring plan gating and DoD validation enforce traceability and recoverability.

Yes, mode-agnostic orchestration supports both Task Mode and Team Mode. It scales from single work units to complex multi-WU workflows with deterministic phase progression and built-in escalation paths.

Without a Definition of Done, the orchestration loop cannot gate quality via tests, lint, type checks, and coverage. This breaks traceability, recoverability, and prevents the generation of verifiable, auditable commits.