project-orchestration

Coordinate multiple agents by routing tasks to domain specialists based on task type and applying a handoff protocol that passes context between agents. This ensures each specialist receives relevant information and maintains project continuity across planning, implementation, design, and review phases.

Use an exclusive handoff protocol that documents context, requirements, and decisions at each transfer point. The routing system identifies the next appropriate specialist—planner, database administrator, developer, designer, or QA—and ensures documentation synchronizes automatically when architecture changes.

Apply a routing decision tree that analyzes the feature across domains: planning, database design, backend/frontend implementation, UI/UX design, testing, and documentation. Task breakdown routes each component to the appropriate specialist with predefined handoff criteria and success measures.

Yes. The orchestration model covers feature design, data migrations, system integrations, UI component creation, testing cycles, and documentation updates. It scales across projects requiring coordination between planners, engineers, designers, and QA reviewers.

Documentation sync triggers automatically when architecture modifications occur, ensuring all team members access updated context. This prevents specialists from working with stale information and maintains a single source of truth throughout handoffs.