V3 Swarm Coordination

Multi-agent swarm coordination is handled by a hierarchical 15-agent architecture that manages parallel execution across security, core, and integration domains. It enforces dependency management and cross-domain communication via a coordination bus.

Phase-driven orchestration organizes development programs into milestone-driven phases, enforcing task prerequisites and parallelism. It targets 14-week timelines with ADR-guided milestones to maximize throughput and ensure dependencies are respected across domains.

To trigger phase tasks for claude-flow v3 setup, initialize the queen coordinator with the v3 configuration, then execute phase-specific tasks such as phase1:security, phase2:core-systems, phase3:integration, and phase4:release sequentially.

Yes, swarm coordination integrates with GitHub milestones to track progress and automatically creates issues and epics for each domain. This integration ensures phase-based task models align with repository project management throughout the timeline.

Hierarchical swarm orchestration is needed when managing large-scale, cross-domain tasks and dependencies across security, core, and integration layers. It suits complex development programs requiring coordinated parallel execution and milestone tracking over extended timelines.

The 15-agent coordination bus is designed for claude-flow v3 14-week timelines and ADR-guided milestones. It may not scale appropriately for programs outside this scope or those not requiring hierarchical cross-domain dependency enforcement.