orchestrated-execution

Multi-agent workflows with validation gates are coordinated through a 4-phase loop: implement, validate, adversarial review, and commit. This enforces rigorous quality checks and reduces drift across complex tasks.

Adversarial review in multi-agent orchestration is an independent verification phase that ensures spec and definition-of-done adherence before committing. It catches issues missed during implementation and validation phases.

Enforce a definition-of-done before committing by passing work units through a 4-phase loop with explicit validation and adversarial review gates. These gates verify spec adherence and block commits until requirements are met.

Multi-agent orchestration works mode-agnostically across both task and team modes. The 4-phase execution loop maintains a consistent flow for implementing, validating, reviewing, and committing regardless of the operational mode.

Maintain project context traceability during multi-agent execution by using context-aware commits. These commits update a central project context and service inventory, ensuring full traceability across all orchestrated work units.

Use a 4-phase orchestrated execution loop for complex work units requiring multi-agent coordination, plan validation, and rigorous quality gates. It is essential when independent adversarial reviews and strict definition-of-done adherence are mandatory.