scaffold-server-system-wiring

Server orchestration in Docker enforces agent roles and task boundaries by assigning explicit ownership for implementer, safety-reviewer, reviewer, decomp-reviewer, and style-sweep. It defines mandatory review gates to coordinate TypeScript server-subtree work consistently.

Scoping server-subtree changes requires enforcing strict track boundaries that block and clearly flag any modifications outside the server/** directory. This ensures orchestration remains isolated to the designated server subtree throughout the workflow.

A reproducible protocol for server task decomposition defines sequential stages for work breakdown, change review, and terminal style sweeps. It assigns specific agent roles to each stage within a Docker-based scaffold to maintain execution consistency.

Server orchestration specifies functional requirements including SQL-injection safety, API contracts, and TypeScript plugin work. The safety-reviewer and reviewer roles are mandated to enforce these specific checks before changes pass the designated review gates.

Defined agent roles like decomp-reviewer and style-sweep are needed for scaffold server wiring to separate task decomposition validation from code style enforcement. This separation prevents scope creep and ensures consistent governance across server-subtree changes.