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You can automatically initialize and coordinate multi-agent workflows by marking an issue as agent-ready or issuing the start command, which triggers the Issue Orchestrator to spawn specialized agents for research, planning, implementation, and review.

Task Mode and Team Mode differ based on the tools available in your environment; the start command automatically detects the available tools and enforces the correct mode to initialize and orchestrate multi-agent work accordingly.

You can ensure unbiased quality gates by using adversarial review isolation, which blocks workflows from proceeding until specialized review agents independently verify that the Definition of Done criteria are robustly met.

Yes, the start command automatically spawns specialized agents for research, planning, implementation, and review when initializing multi-agent workflows, applying mode detection and file-scope discipline across the task.

The best way to enforce file-scope discipline is by using the start command to initialize the workflow, which automatically applies file-scope boundaries and orchestrator spawning rules across Team Mode or Task Mode environments.

No specific dependencies are required to use the start command for workflow orchestration, as it automatically detects available tools to enforce mode detection and coordinate multi-agent work hassle-free.