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RFC-driven workflow decomposes large features into verifiable work units by orchestrating execution through defined stages. This ensures a quality-first development approach for features too large for a single agent to handle.

Multi-agent DAG execution facilitates complex feature workflows by applying quality assurance gates and merge queues at each stage. This verifies work units independently before progressing through the directed acyclic graph pattern.

An RFC-driven workflow is an execution process that manages large-scale features by breaking them into independently verifiable work units. You need it when a feature is too large for a single agent and requires strict quality gates.

Yes, DAG execution with quality gates requires a multi-agent system with a defined DAG and quality gates already in place. The skill orchestrates work units within this existing infrastructure rather than creating the agents.

Work unit orchestration is best handled through RFC-driven execution that breaks features into verifiable units and processes them via DAG patterns. This approach ensures each stage passes quality assurance gates before merging.

DAG execution for feature decomposition requires a predefined multi-agent system and established quality gates to function. Without these infrastructure prerequisites in place, the work unit orchestration cannot verify stages independently.