team-roadmap-dev

Multi-step code execution is orchestrated through a roadmap-driven workflow that coordinates PLAN, EXEC, and VERIFY cycles. This structured approach incrementally delivers output by separating task planning, implementation, and read-only verification across multiple phases.

A roadmap-driven development workflow is a phased orchestration process that converts tasks into coordinated cycles of planning, code implementation, and goal-backward verification. It iteratively detects and closes gaps by running up to three re-plan, re-execute, and re-verify remediation loops.

Role-based agents are configured using dedicated coordinator, planner, executor, and verifier roles via role routing. This separates task planning, code implementation, and read-only verification to ensure deterministic task dispatch and goal-backward verification throughout the engineering workflow.

Approval gates can be fully automated for hands-off phased development or set as interactive checkpoints. The workflow supports approval pauses for plan review, phase transitions, and gap closure, allowing you to choose between interactive oversight or fully automated execution.

The verification loop is limited to three re-plan, re-execute, and re-verify iterations when gaps are found. For complex engineering tasks requiring deeper remediation, you may need to manually intervene after the automated gap closure loop exhausts its maximum iteration count.

Team-roadmap-dev requires a mandatory SKILL entrypoint and generates session artifacts including roadmap, config, and state files. These artifacts maintain deterministic task dispatch and coordinate the phased planning, code execution, and verification cycles.