rcode-raees-orchestrator

Multi-agent handoffs are sequenced by analyzing team roles and dependency ordering to produce a dispatch plan. This plan defines a primary owner, a blocked-by chain, and parallel work blocks for coordinated execution.

Task parallelization in multi-agent orchestration is the process of identifying independent work blocks that can run simultaneously. It requires reading project state and dependency ordering to separate parallel tasks from those requiring sequential gating.

Yes, workflow planning can coordinate frontend, backend, and testing tasks. It maps cross-domain requests to specialist agents, determining execution sequencing, explicit dependencies, and blocked-by chains for each phase.

The best way to assign a primary owner is by building an execution dispatch plan. This plan evaluates team roles, current project state, and dependency ordering to designate a clear primary owner and explicit handoffs.

Cross-domain decisions should be escalated when they are strategic and require broader input. Escalation handling sends these decisions to the council instead of forcing a premature single-agent dispatch.