x-ipe-workflow-task-execution

You orchestrate a multi-skill development task workflow by applying a 6-step lifecycle: Plan, Verify, Execute, Close, Validate, and Route. This coordinates task-based and category skills while enforcing mandatory DoR and DoD checks.

DoR (Definition of Ready) and DoD (Definition of Done) enforcement in task routing ensures prerequisites are checked before execution and validation occurs before closing. This governance guarantees tasks on the board meet quality standards before auto-proceeding to the next task.

To set up an automated workflow for feature implementation and bug fixes, you submit a work request like 'implement feature'. The system creates tasks on the board, loads relevant skills, checks prerequisites, executes, and optionally routes to the next task automatically.

Yes, you can use task-board orchestration to coordinate project setup and architecture design. The workflow unifies planning, execution, closing, and routing, ensuring all relevant category skills are loaded and governed by DoR and DoD checks throughout the process.

Auto-proceed routing works with both task-based and category skills by automatically routing to the next task once the current task passes DoD validation. This enables continuous automated workflow progression without manual intervention.

Orchestrating end-to-end task workflows requires tasks to be created on the board and prerequisites to pass DoR checks before execution. If auto_proceed is disabled, manual routing to the next task is required, limiting full automation.