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You can orchestrate a multi-phase development workflow by using a 5-phase, 17-step process with sequential execution and phase-gate loops. This manages planning, implementation, verification, refinement, and shipping stages while ensuring quality assurance.

A phase-gate loop is a quality assurance mechanism that returns the workflow to previous phases or specific steps upon gate failure. This ensures issues are iteratively corrected before the development process proceeds to the next stage.

You coordinate specialized agents by invoking them for different tasks within a structured 5-phase workflow. The orchestration manages planning, implementation, verification, refinement, and shipping, assigning agents like PM, frontend, backend, QA, and debug to appropriate steps.

Yes, phase-gate orchestration is designed to manage the end-to-end development lifecycle of a new feature. It handles the entire process from initial planning and implementation to verification, refinement, and final deployment with built-in quality checks.

When a verification gate fails, the workflow handles the failure by looping back to specific steps or previous phases. This iterative correction mechanism ensures issues are fully resolved before proceeding to the refinement or shipping stages.

Automated workflow orchestration leverages specialized agents for different tasks within the 17-step process. It uses agents like PM, orchestrator, frontend, backend, QA, and debug to ensure disciplined and high-quality execution across all phases.