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To coordinate multiple subagents in Claude Code, this skill orchestrates a six-stage flow—plan, scope, exec, verify, fix, and handoff—managing structured handoffs and gated checks across planner, executor, reviewer, and verifier roles around a shared target.

A gated handoff in cross-role agent workflows is a durable checkpoint ensuring accountability and traceability. It enforces gate checks and collects evidence before transferring ownership between planning, execution, review, and verification stages.

To verify execution results from a Claude Code subagent, this skill applies a dedicated verify and fix stage with gate-check commands. It collects evidence and enforces structured oversight before authorizing the final handoff.

You can resume a multi-agent workflow in Claude Code after a stage failure using durable resume and gate-check commands. These manage stage-by-stage ownership and evidence, allowing the bounded flow to restart from the last verified handoff point.

This workflow orchestration approach works entirely within Claude Code's native subagents and skills without external dependencies. It coordinates cross-role workflows using built-in gate checks and durable handoff points.

You need a six-stage workflow for Claude Code subagents when a single agent must orchestrate planning, scoping, execution, verification, and fixes across multiple roles, requiring structured handoffs, evidence collection, and stage-by-stage ownership management.