pipeline-advance

Automating workflow progression involves detecting the current work item status and triggering the next sequential stage automatically. This pipeline orchestration manages dependencies between stages and isolates execution within task agents for context management.

Managing approval gates in an automated pipeline requires integrating a separate approval skill to handle human review checkpoints. The orchestration detects when a work item reaches an architecture or gameplan stage and routes it to the approval workflow.

Multi-stage pipeline orchestration handles dependencies by evaluating the current work item status and executing subsequent stages sequentially. Each stage runs within isolated task agents to maintain context and prevent interference across the development workflow.

Yes, you can trigger the next pipeline stage automatically after implementation by detecting the completed work item status. The orchestration identifies the subsequent action, such as initiating QA planning, and executes it without manual intervention.

You need automated stage management when a development pipeline requires sequential execution of stages with approval gates. It ensures work items progress correctly through architecture, gameplan, and implementation phases without manual stage tracking.

Yes, a separate skill is required to handle approval workflows in stage management. The pipeline advancement logic detects approval checkpoints but delegates the actual human review process to a dedicated approval skill.