Subagent Orchestration Workflow FAQs

Question 1

What is the primary role of the Orchestrator?

Accepted Answer

The Orchestrator acts as a conductor, coordinating specialized subagents like requirement-analyzers and task-executors to handle complex development tasks without requiring manual intervention at every step.

Question 2

How does the skill handle different project sizes?

Accepted Answer

It uses a scale determination table (Small, Medium, Large) based on the estimated file count to decide which documents, such as PRDs or Design Docs, are required before implementation starts.

Question 3

Does this skill perform code quality checks?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it delegates quality assurance to a specialized 'quality-fixer' subagent that handles static analysis, style checks, and test execution to ensure code meets standards before completion.

Question 4

Can I stop the autonomous execution mode?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the system includes explicit stop points for user approval at key phases and will automatically halt if it detects significant requirement changes or critical errors that need human intervention.

Question 5

What happens if I change requirements mid-workflow?

Accepted Answer

The skill includes a requirement change detection mechanism that stops the current flow and triggers a re-analysis via the requirement-analyzer to integrate the new information into the existing plan.

Subagent Orchestration Workflow

Subagent Orchestration Workflow

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Key Features

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