worker-review-orchestrator

Multi-agent task dispatch is orchestrated by creating, tracking, and managing task lifecycles across worker pools like Trae, Codex, and Gemini to execute parallel code changes. The orchestrator acts as a control-layer interface to monitor worker execution and enforce review-based decisioning.

Review-based decisioning enforces a strict boundary where operators verify branch hygiene, test evidence, and scope compliance before merging. It ensures only verified results from parallel worker execution are safely integrated into the codebase.

Yes, you can dispatch isolated tasks to different worker pools including Trae, Codex, and Gemini. The orchestration lifecycle manages atomic task specification and tracks execution for each parallel worker independently.

Managing state-machine-compliant integration requires a control layer that enforces strict quality gates and evidence-based review. Use a task orchestrator to track worker execution and verify branch hygiene before integrating parallel code changes.

Yes, the worker-review-orchestrator-cli package is required as a dependency to manage the orchestration lifecycle. It provides the command-line interface needed to dispatch tasks and interact with the control layer.

Multi-agent orchestration is not suitable for simple, single-threaded code modifications that do not require task isolation or parallel worker execution. It is designed specifically for complex software development workflows needing strict quality gate enforcement.