pipeline

Task orchestration automates multi-step execution plans by dispatching tasks to conductor and Claude agents, enforcing quality gates, and tracking parallel execution status. Run the pipeline using the command 'conduct pipeline run' to start automating your implementation plan.

Quality assurance gates are enforced automatically during TDD cycles by evaluating generated code against design and security criteria. The orchestration pipeline halts task progression if the implementation fails to meet required compliance standards before proceeding to the next step.

Yes, you need the conductor tool to dispatch tasks and Claude agents to implement them. This orchestration pipeline requires both dependencies to manage task isolation, automate execution, and evaluate code quality within the development environment.

Yes, parallel execution with isolated subagent contexts is supported. The pipeline manages individual task status tracking and dispatches concurrent operations through the conductor tool, ensuring Claude agents operate independently without context overlap during software development.

Managing feature deployment requires an automated pipeline that orchestrates tasks sequentially or in parallel while enforcing quality controls. This approach evaluates code against design requirements and security criteria, ensuring each deployment task meets standards before moving forward.

Automated task orchestration is not suitable for simple, single-step modifications that lack complex dependencies or quality gate requirements. It is designed for managing multi-task implementation plans where parallel execution, subagent context isolation, and strict code compliance checks are necessary.