workflow-execution

Multi-agent workflow orchestration coordinates distributed engineers across cross-domain collaboration tasks. You need it for iterative synthesis, gated approvals, and complex development work like migrations where manual micromanagement is impractical.

Coordinate parallel agents by running a 5-wave execution workflow with exactly 3 concurrent sub-agents per wave. This structure ensures diverse coverage while maintaining controlled coordination across research, planning, implementation, and review phases.

Yes, gated approvals and wave-based coordination are supported for complex task migrations. The workflow includes checkpoint gating after planning and review phases to keep stakeholders in the loop throughout the migration process.

Multi-agent orchestration includes rollback and error handling for iterative synthesis. Memory updates and synthesis occur between waves to produce unified outcomes and traceable decisions, ensuring errors can be managed without losing progress.

Automate cross-domain collaboration by initializing a task and running a structured 5-wave workflow. This approach manages spawn coordination, progress tracking, and stakeholder approvals automatically, eliminating the need for manual micromanagement.

The fixed 5-wave structure limits flexibility for tasks requiring fewer phases or continuous asynchronous execution. It is designed for structured development cycles with distinct research, planning, implementation, and review stages rather than open-ended workflows.