team-coordinator

Multi-agent teamwork is coordinated through a structured pipeline that handles stage-specific routing, task decomposition, and robust handoff mechanisms to ensure knowledge transfer. It manages collaboration across diverse team members within a single workflow.

A staged pipeline for multi-agent task decomposition executes tasks through a defined sequence of stages, including planning, product development, execution, verification, and fixing. It routes specialized agents through each phase with clear transitions.

Handoff documents preserve context in multi-agent pipelines by generating structured records at each stage transition. This ensures coordination and knowledge transfer across diverse team members, preventing context loss during complex project management.

Team coordination pipelines can be used for large-scale research projects and complex project management scenarios. The structured pipeline handles multi-agent collaboration with stage-specific routing applicable beyond standard software development.

To start a new multi-agent team workflow, initiate the team-coordinator process using the '/shannon:team' command. This creates a structured plan where you can assign tasks to specialized agents, monitor progress, and verify results.

The best way to structure multi-agent collaboration is using a staged pipeline with robust handoff documents and strong error handling. This approach manages complex teamwork by providing clear stage routing and preserving context across diverse team members.