plugin-workflow

Orchestrating JUCE plugin implementation coordinates specialized agents for foundation, DSP, and GUI stages in sequence. Use /implement [PluginName] to start the workflow; the orchestrator delegates each stage to the appropriate agent and validates output before proceeding to the next phase.

Enhanced runtime validation runs after each implementation stage and automatically commits state. This checkpoint process ensures each phase meets requirements before delegation to the next agent, reducing integration issues downstream.

Yes. This orchestrator delegates foundation, DSP, and GUI implementation to specialized subagents. Each agent handles its domain independently while the orchestrator coordinates sequencing, validation, and state commits across all stages.

This is a pure orchestrator that does not write code directly. It delegates implementation to foundation-shell-agent, dsp-agent, and gui-agent while managing coordination, validation checkpoints, and state persistence between stages.

The orchestrator runs enhanced runtime validation after each stage. If validation fails, the workflow halts at that checkpoint, preventing propagation of errors into subsequent stages and requiring correction before proceeding.