Teamwork Monitoring Loop FAQs

Question 1

What is a 'wave' in this orchestration model?

Accepted Answer

A wave is a collection of tasks that can be executed concurrently. The Monitoring Loop ensures all tasks in the current wave are 'resolved' before triggering verification and moving to the next set of tasks.

Question 2

What happens if a task remains in progress indefinitely?

Accepted Answer

The skill includes error handling for 'hangs.' After a certain number of iterations without progress, it will report the stuck tasks and suggest manual intervention while maintaining the loop.

Question 3

How does the skill handle verification failures?

Accepted Answer

When verification fails, the skill analyzes the error logs, automatically creates specific fix tasks to address the issues, inserts a recovery wave, and recalculates dependencies to resume the project safely.

Question 4

Does it detect conflicts before the code is merged?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the skill proactively scans for overlapping file modifications across different tasks in the same wave, signaling potential conflicts to the user before the official verification step.

Question 5

Can the monitoring frequency be adjusted?

Accepted Answer

Yes, users can specify a 'monitor_interval' in seconds (defaulting to 10) and a 'max_iterations' limit to control how frequently and how long the loop runs.

Teamwork Monitoring Loop

Key Features

Use Cases

Teamwork Monitoring Loop

Key Features

Use Cases