workflow-orchestrator

You orchestrate multi-agent workflows by executing declarative YAML-based pipelines that manage sequential and parallel job execution. This approach handles task dependencies and coordinates concurrent agent actions for complex automation sequences.

Yes, you can pause workflows for human review by adding approval gates. The workflow execution suspends at these designated points, allowing human decision-making before proceeding to downstream agent tasks.

Error recovery in automated agent pipelines is managed through declarative error handling and retry logic. The workflow evaluates failures during execution and automatically attempts recovery based on defined conditions.

You run a YAML workflow file by executing it with specific input parameters mapped to the declarative pipeline. Passing inputs like 'pr_number' initializes the job architecture for state-persistent task management.

The best way to automate code review is by defining a declarative YAML workflow where one agent reviews code, another runs tests concurrently, and a final agent summarizes findings before an approval gate triggers deployment.

No external dependencies are required to manage conditional logic in automation pipelines. The orchestration engine natively evaluates conditions and manages state persistence directly within the job architecture.