tooyoung:ming-court-code

To structure AI-assisted development workflows, you can use a hierarchical, role-based system with three modes: simple tasks (Oral Decree), structured planning (Court Debate), and multi-agent parallel execution (Morning Assembly) to ensure rigorous oversight.

Phase-gating in project management enforces process compliance by using strict markers like [DRAFT], [REVIEW], [DISPATCH], and [REPORT] to validate stages before progression, ensuring all aspects of a task are covered and approved.

To manage parallel task distribution, the Morning Assembly mode handles multi-agent parallel execution, allowing you to break down and dispatch complex features like backend, frontend, and database changes simultaneously with defined roles.

Yes, role-based interaction defines clear roles for the user and AI execution, including mechanisms for requirement clarification and self-review to meticulously plan, validate, and execute each step before actual code execution.

The best way to automate structured planning is using tiered workflows that adapt to task complexity: an Oral Decree for simple tasks, Court Debate for structured planning, and Morning Assembly for complex, multi-agent execution.

You should not use a hierarchical workflow with strict phase-gating for simple, single-step modifications where the overhead of requirement clarification, review, and dispatch markers outweighs the task's actual complexity.