using-amplify

A phase-gated research workflow enforces one research stage per turn with mandatory approval gates to ensure rigorous progress. It guides users sequentially through domain anchoring, exploration, validation, method design, execution, integration, and writing.

To enforce one phase per turn during multi-agent research, you use mandatory progression gates. This prevents multi-phase chaining and requires explicit human approval at decision points before advancing to the next research stage.

No, you cannot skip problem validation. The workflow implements explicit gates (G1, G2, G3, G4) with no optional phases, requiring you to complete domain anchoring, exploration, and problem validation before advancing to method design.

You record governance and safety checks by capturing multi-agent deliberation protocols during each phase. The workflow enforces these rules at every gate to ensure reproducibility and quality throughout the research execution and integration process.

Yes, the phased research workflow includes paper writing as a final stage. After completing results integration, the workflow guides you through the writing phase upon request, maintaining the same gate-based progression discipline.

Mandatory gates prevent uncontrolled multi-phase chaining in multi-agent research by enforcing explicit decision points. They ensure domain anchoring and problem validation receive human approval before method design, capturing governance rules for reproducibility.