From golang-workflow
Workflow orchestration protocols for multi-agent implementation pipelines with TDD support and failure triage
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This skill provides protocols for coordinating multi-agent workflows with quality gates, isolation requirements, failure triage, and TDD support.
Provides patterns for multi-agent orchestration in Claude Code: parallel dispatch, sequential pipelines, QC gates, retry loops, shared partials. Use for systems with multiple agents, commands, or stages.
Guides proactive use of /orchestrate for complex multi-agent workflows with sequential/parallel execution, conditionals, retries, visualization, checkpoints, and automation.
Orchestrates multi-agent workflows with parallel pipelines, sync barriers, state tracking, checkpointing, and progress metrics. Use for coordinating 3+ agents across sessions.
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This skill provides protocols for coordinating multi-agent workflows with quality gates, isolation requirements, failure triage, and TDD support.
| Topic | Description | Use When |
|---|---|---|
| quality-gate/ | Quality gate protocols, verdicts, test requirements, selective retry | Implementing blocking checkpoints |
| agent-protocols/ | Agent isolation, failure triage, TDD protocol | Defining agent boundaries and workflows |
| anti-patterns.md | Common mistakes and context budget guidance | Reviewing orchestrator behavior |
Mandatory checkpoints that BLOCK progression. Now with triage-based selective retry. See quality-gate/protocol.md.
Strict separation between certain agents. See agent-protocols/test-writer-isolation.md for the test writer case, including implementer awareness rules.
On quality gate failure, the triage agent classifies each failure to enable selective retry. See agent-protocols/failure-triage.md.
Optional test-first workflow with RED-GREEN-REFACTOR cycle. See agent-protocols/tdd-protocol.md.
Orchestrators delegate to preserve context. See anti-patterns.md for guidance.