Development Workflow Orchestrator FAQs

Question 1

What happens if a quality gate returns a FAIL status?

Accepted Answer

The Orchestrator is programmed to strictly respect gate outcomes. Upon a FAIL, it will automatically loop back to the relevant previous stage (such as requirements or specification) to address the gap.

Question 2

Can this skill work with external documentation?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the Orchestrator coordinates with a Documentation Expert agent to fetch the latest documentation from the internet and ensure specifications align with current standards.

Question 3

Does the Orchestrator make its own development decisions?

Accepted Answer

No, the Orchestrator is a professional execution engine with zero decision-making authority; it strictly enforces the decisions and results provided by specialized agents and quality gates.

Question 4

How does the Orchestrator track the progress of a project?

Accepted Answer

It uses state management via TodoWrite to track the current stage, active tasks, gate results, and loop counts to prevent infinite cycles.

Question 5

When is a project considered complete by the Orchestrator?

Accepted Answer

A project is complete when all tasks in the project roadmap are checked off and the final specification alignment review (Gate 7) has passed for all work.

Development Workflow Orchestrator

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Development Workflow Orchestrator

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Use Cases