workstream-orchestrator

The orchestrator coordinates multiple git worktree workstreams by reading active worktree state and writing per-thread next-step instructions into each branch's .codex/master-next.txt file, ensuring deterministic deployment flow across multiple active versions.

Master-thread orchestration for versioned autoreport worktrees is the process of managing codex/v<version>-master style branches, enforcing structured validation of worker reports, readiness criteria, and artifact paths to maintain a coherent multi-workstream pipeline.

You can track worker progress and completion reports across git worktrees by reading JSON files stored under the .codex/ folder within each worktree, allowing the master orchestrator to monitor health signals and validate readiness criteria.

Yes, the workstream orchestrator supports policy-aware retirement and branch synchronization, applying centralized reporting to manage the lifecycle of codex/v<version>-master style branches and maintain contract ownership alignment.

You need a dedicated orchestrator script for multi-workstream git branch management when coordinating multiple active codex/v<version>-master branches, enforcing merge order, and pushing deterministic changes across distributed worker threads.

Yes, you can use workstream orchestration scripts without external dependencies, as the orchestrator relies on internal scripts and references to snapshot active task worktrees, perform health checks, and apply deterministic changes autonomously.