Overview
The orchestrator can be given a dedicated manager instruction file. The file defines its role and operating method.
A manager can be instructed to:
- Plan before executing.
- Reason about task decomposition.
- Delegate work to appropriate agents.
- Separate front-end, back-end, and testing tasks.
- Validate returned work.
- Fix integration problems.
- Continue until the combined output is functional.
The manager file prevents the orchestrator from attempting every task itself. It also makes the routing process repeatable across projects.
This is an example of the prompt architecture from Lesson 2. A successful management process becomes a reusable instruction layer rather than an improvised prompt.