plan-creation-pipeline

You can orchestrate plan creation by routing an approved spec through a six-step pipeline that validates state transitions with Z3 and dispatches tasks to sub-agents. The orchestrator routes work while sub-agents execute it.

Z3-verified state transition validation uses a formal pipeline-state-machine to enforce correct step order and guard against invalid transitions during plan creation. This ensures strict authorization compliance and workflow integrity.

To ensure traceability during plan creation, the pipeline generates and stores artifacts at designated temporary paths throughout the workflow. This artifact governance provides auditability for every dispatched task and state transition.

Yes, the plan creation pipeline requires explicit authorization and approved specs before progressing through any step. This authorization-driven workflow ensures strict task-dispatch discipline and validated state transitions.

No, the pipeline orchestrator strictly separates routing from execution, meaning sub-agents must perform the actual work. The orchestrator only routes plan-creation steps through the six-step pipeline and manages state transitions.

The limitation of this strict pipeline is that it requires a formal approved spec and explicit authorization to initiate, and confines plan creation to exactly six predefined routing steps enforced by Z3 validation, preventing ad-hoc workflow deviations.