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You coordinate multiple agents on a shared task list by applying structured spawning, task dependencies, and stage transitions across a canonical pipeline. This enforces persistent state and handoffs for planning, execution, verification, and remediation.

Multi-agent handoffs and stage transitions manage task progression across a canonical pipeline using persistent state. The .omc handoffs mechanism enables agents to resume, cancel, or transfer work seamlessly across planning, execution, and verification stages.

Yes, multi-agent orchestration supports hybrid CLI workers and Claude teammates. This enables scalable multi-role projects across software and design tasks, coordinating both types of workers within the same structured task decomposition and dependency workflow.

Task decomposition and dependency management are handled by orchestrating work across the team-plan, team-exec, and team-verify stages. Agents receive structured tasks with defined dependencies, ensuring coordinated execution and proper handoffs throughout the workflow.

Multi-agent workflow orchestration supports resuming cancelled tasks through persistent state via .omc handoffs. This mechanism captures stage transitions and task dependencies, allowing the coordinated team run to resume or terminate cleanly without losing progress.

Structured multi-agent orchestration is ideal over ad-hoc coordination for end-to-end workflows requiring task decomposition, dependencies, and handoffs. Use it for scalable software, design, and cross-functional projects needing persistent state across planning, execution, verification, and remediation stages.