workflow-patterns

Route coding tasks through ordered agent workflows by mapping task archetypes to specialist agent sequences with explicit handoff context, success criteria, and fail-fast sequencing rules. This ensures later steps only execute after prior steps succeed.

Structure agent handoffs for legacy rescue and refactoring by standardizing the context, constraints, and success criteria passed to each specialist agent, improving determinism and quality across the isolated development container workflow.

Enforce preconditions and failure handling in agent chains by applying guardrails that require environment readiness and test passing, defining explicit STOP conditions where a failed step poisons successors to prevent cascading errors.

Yes, agent workflow routing supports acceptance test-driven development and documentation generation by selecting optional workflow steps based on preconditions, enabling combined feature delivery, ATDD, and documentation tasks within a single ordered chain.

Use structured agent workflow patterns for task routing when tasks span multiple archetypes like requirement elicitation, investigation, debugging, or review audit, requiring ordered specialist sequences with fail-fast sequencing rules for safe execution.