Advanced AI coding agent orchestration
Multi-agent coordination
Parallel and multi-agent coordination
- How to Run Many AI Coding Agents in Parallel Safely
- A Fixed Review Order for Ten Finished Agent Branches
- When Two Agents Disagree: Resolving Conflicting Outputs
- A Changed-Lines Registry for Multiple Agents
- A Lockfile Diff Budget for Multi-Agent Branches
- Costing a Three-Agent Loop: Tokens and Latency Per Conflict
- How to Split a Task Across Two Agents When One Pass Is Not Enough
- Splitting the Test Writer from the Implementer
- All of Multi-agent coordination
Task queues
Agent task queues and handoffs
- Who Owns This Branch? Tracking Agent Work Across a Queue
- A Handoff Protocol for Agent Tasks
- A Patch Queue for Agent Work: Splitting a Large Diff
- A Queue Record Schema for Unmatched Requests
- Claimed, Resolved, Requeued: Queue States and Timers
- Dead Letters for Agent Tasks: Where Failed Work Goes
- From Checks to a Queue: What an Agent Picks Up Next
- From Self-Review to a Queue: What an Agent Picks Up Next
- All of Task queues
Approval workflows
Human approval and escalation workflows
- Evidence Links That Survive a Rerun
- From Override to Rule Change: A Pull Request for the Prompt
- How Much Context a Batched Approval Item Needs
- Reading the Proposal: A Queue for Agent Writes Before Apply
- Routing Misses to a Human Queue: Fields and Timers
- The Approval Queue: Routing and Expiring Decisions
- A Ledger for Dependency Overrides and Their Approvals
- A Path-to-Reviewer Rules Table for Agent Branches
- All of Approval workflows
Agent stopping rules
Agent decision-making and stopping rules
- Diff Budgets: Setting Hard Limits on Agent Changes
- Prompt Patterns for Stopping an Agent Mid-Task
- When an Agent Should Stop and Ask a Person
- A Stop Rule That Fires Too Often: Measuring Over-Asking
- Encoding a Refusal: Declining a Task Not to Start
- Instrumenting Agent Halts: Metrics for Stop Rate
- Setting a Time Budget for Each Agent Command
- Splitting Decisions: What an Agent May Settle and What It May Not
- All of Agent stopping rules
Skill routing
Routing requests and skills to agents
- A Trigger Regression Set for Skills: Sampling and Pass Criteria
- Building a Tie-Breaker Agent: Rules and Risks
- Routing to Nothing: When the Right Answer Is No Skill
- When a Router Picks a Tool the Agent Cannot Call
- Writing a Skill Router: How Models Choose Between Skills
- A Canary Description for Skill Routing: Shadow Loads
- A Confidence Band That Survives a Model Swap
- A Confusion Table per Skill: Reading False Loads and Misses
- All of Skill routing