plan-and-execute

Planning and executing large software refactoring requires a comprehensive engineering plan with task breakdown, architecture review, and phased implementation. This approach validates scope against project governance and embeds QA verification for every approved step.

Multi-agent planning for complex software changes coordinates specialized roles like CTO, Architect, Coder, and QA to produce a shared implementation plan. It ensures architecture review, contradiction checks, and scope control before any execution begins.

Implementing architecture changes with governance and QA strategy requires loading relevant project context, checking contradictions against higher-priority sources, and enforcing evidence-based verification. This ensures large features or critical fixes maintain source-of-truth integrity.

Yes, you can rewrite an existing implementation plan for a major feature. The process re-evaluates your architecture and task breakdown, checks for contradictions against current project governance, and resumes execution with updated milestone tracking and QA.

You need governed execution for complex bug fixes when changes are too risky for ad hoc execution. It enforces selective context loading, scope control, and evidence-based verification to ensure source-of-truth files remain uncompromised during implementation.

Yes, multi-agent coordination works for dynamic project path discovery. It dynamically loads only the relevant project context for specialized roles, ensuring the Coder and QA agents validate implementation steps against the discovered source-of-truth files.