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To automate advancing to the next workflow step, use a tool that reads local state files like STATE.md and ROADMAP.md to detect the current phase and trigger the subsequent action without manual arguments.

Workflow orchestration using local state files involves reading phase directories and documents like STATE.md and ROADMAP.md to automatically determine and execute the next logical step in a project's lifecycle.

Yes, you can manage phase tracking across multiple projects by using an orchestration tool that reads individual project state files to determine the next action for each specific environment.

You can determine the next action automatically by running an orchestration command that inspects ROADMAP.md and STATE.md within phase directories, selecting and invoking the correct next step end-to-end.

No, this workflow orchestration method requires zero arguments; it automatically inspects local project state files and phase directories to invoke the next SHINE workflow step end-to-end.

The best way to track project phases using markdown files is to maintain STATE.md and ROADMAP.md in phase directories, allowing an automated orchestration tool to read them and advance the workflow seamlessly.