session-workflow

Automate an autonomous coding session by orchestrating multi-agent phases including Explore, Plan, Implement, Verify, and Commit with centralized progress tracking and per-phase QA gates. This enforces phase order and task dependencies to catch defects early.

Multi-agent governance applies independent review and coherence checks across coding phases. It enforces mandatory gates between Plan Review, Implement, and Code Review, capturing decisions and testing strategy for reproducibility and accountability.

Start the session by loading your git worktree path and providing an explicit task manifest. The orchestrator initiates the workflow, applying automated QA checks and tracking progress through each development phase.

Yes, parallel sessions are supported by breaking large features into independent workflows. Each session produces its own design docs, task manifests, and QA artifacts, undergoing independent review and coherence checks before merging.

This workflow requires explicit task manifests, a worktree path, and mandatory progress tracking to function. It is strictly designed for software feature development and enforces rigid phase order, which may not suit unstructured or exploratory coding tasks.