ralphinho-rfc-pipeline

You can break large product features into independently verifiable work units by feeding a feature RFC into a pipeline that decomposes it. The pipeline tracks dependencies and maps execution order to validate each work unit independently.

DAG-based orchestration manages execution order and parallelism across multi-agent pipelines by structuring tasks in a directed acyclic graph. It ensures dependencies are respected and work units execute in the correct sequence.

You enforce quality gates before merging work units in a pipeline by applying validation checks that verify end-to-end completion. The pipeline queues and tracks progress across units, ensuring checks pass before merge-queue integration.

Yes, RFC decomposition is designed for complex product features requiring independent unit validation. It breaks down large features into work units with tracked dependencies and end-to-end verification through a structured quality pipeline.

The best way to orchestrate RFC-driven multi-agent execution across a DAG is to use a structured pipeline that coordinates decomposition, execution order, and quality gates. This satisfies requirements for unit specification and dependency tracking.