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Workflow automation orchestrates sequential stages including review, plan, build, and QA after design approval, pausing at the ship gate for final manual validation rather than deploying automatically.

Workflow orchestration pauses immediately upon detecting destructive actions or hard-constraint violations, generating escalation reports and logs to ensure safety hooks intervene before any further execution proceeds.

Automated QA and build workflows require an explicitly approved design phase as a prerequisite, ensuring the pipeline only chains review, plan, build, and QA stages after formal design validation.

Workflow automation never performs ship actions automatically; it strictly stops at the ship gate requiring explicit user input to proceed, enforcing safety hooks and escalation rules throughout the pipeline.

Sequential coordination chains team review, plan, build, and QA stages together after design approval, applying safety hooks and hard constraints to reduce manual handoffs and ensure consistent pipeline execution.

Automated workflows stop before final deployment because the runner enforces a mandatory ship gate, preventing automatic destructive ship actions and requiring explicit user confirmation to proceed.