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Orchestrate a multi-agent pipeline by coordinating parallel discovery, architecture, implementation, and QA waves. This approach enforces clear agent ownership and handoffs to streamline end-to-end website delivery.

A context packet is generated during the pipeline to provide traceability, auditing, and debugging for the website project. It captures phase outputs to ensure reproducibility across multiple agent handoffs.

Yes, multi-agent orchestration applies to website discovery and implementation by running these phases as parallel waves with guardrails. It coordinates the complete project from the initial brief to the final build.

Yes, the multi-agent pipeline enforces quality gates across discovery, architecture, and implementation phases. It satisfies phase gate requirements to ensure reproducibility and maintain clear agent ownership throughout delivery.

The best way to manage handoffs is using an orchestrator that enforces clear agent ownership and generates context packets. This structure coordinates parallel waves and satisfies phase gates from brief to build.

Avoid multi-agent orchestration for simple website tasks that do not require discovery, architecture, implementation, and QA phases. The pipeline is designed for complex projects needing strict phase gates and agent handoffs.