synapse-manager
Synapse Manager
Orchestrate multi-agent work with structured delegation, monitoring, and quality gates.
When to Use
- Coordinating 2+ agents on related subtasks
- Monitoring progress of delegated work
- Verifying agent outputs (tests, file changes, integration)
- Sending targeted feedback with error details and fix guidance
- Orchestrating cross-review between agents
- Implementing a multi-phase plan (3+ phases or 10+ file changes)
- Planning agent assignment for multi-file changes
Workflow (7 Steps)
Step 1: Plan, Spec, and Setup
Prefer test-first when the scope is clear: create tests -> present/confirm spec -> then implement. For exploratory work, prototypes, or trivial fixes, writing tests after implementation is acceptable.
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