Kanban worker lanes
Kanban worker lanes A worker lane is a class of process that the kanban dispatcher can route tasks to. Each lane has an identity (the assignee string), a spawn
A worker lane is a class of process that the kanban dispatcher can route tasks to. Each lane has an identity (the assignee string), a spawn mechanism, and a contract for what it must do with the task once spawned. This page is the contract. …
What this page covers
- The hierarchy
- What a lane provides
- 1. An assignee string
- 2. A spawn mechanism
- 3. A lifecycle terminator
- Outputs and the review-required convention
- Logs and audit trail
- Existing lane shapes
- Hermes profile lane (default)
- Orchestrator profile lane
- Adding an external CLI worker lane
- Failure modes the dispatcher handles
- Related
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