workflow-authoring

To create a DAG workflow for a Pi coding agent, you must structure a markdown file with defined phases, dependencies, concurrency rules, and synthesis sections that pass lint validation checks.

A multi-agent workflow coordinates planning, implementation, review, and final synthesis. Fan-out execution enables concurrent agent operations by applying structured markdown schemas and placeholder conventions to orchestrate tasks.

Agent workflow validation fails when phase structures are malformed or placeholders are misconfigured. To prevent execution failures, you must apply formatting rules and lint constraints to ensure executable agent orchestration files.

To debug a broken multi-agent workflow, you must validate the markdown schema against lint constraints, checking for malformed phase structures, dependency issues, and incorrect placeholder conventions that cause execution failures.

Yes, structured markdown defines executable agent orchestration tasks with concurrency. By using specific schemas, you can establish phases, dependencies, and synthesis requirements to coordinate concurrent multi-agent execution.