Orchestrate Parallel Workflow FAQs

Question 1

How does Orchestrate ensure code quality after parallel execution?

Accepted Answer

After all parallel agents or terminals complete their assigned tasks, the skill performs a final verification step including type checking, linting, and testing to ensure project integrity.

Question 2

When should I use Multi-Terminal mode?

Accepted Answer

Multi-Terminal mode is recommended for heavy tasks involving 10 or more files, or when you need to bypass context window limits by splitting work across multiple independent model sessions.

Question 3

What is the 'One File = One Owner' rule?

Accepted Answer

This rule ensures that only one AI agent or terminal is responsible for modifying a specific file at any given time, preventing merge conflicts and race conditions during parallel execution.

Question 4

Does Orchestrate work with models other than Claude?

Accepted Answer

Yes, in Multi-Terminal mode, Orchestrate can spawn terminals running Gemini or Qwen to handle specific task packages, such as using Gemini for long-context research or Qwen for repetitive boilerplate.

Question 5

How does the skill handle existing project specifications?

Accepted Answer

It automatically looks for design.md and implementation.md files within your specs folder to use as a source of truth for requirements, file assignments, and progress tracking.

Orchestrate Parallel Workflow

Key Features

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Orchestrate Parallel Workflow

Key Features

Use Cases