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role-orchestrator

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Orchestrates a multi-role development pipeline (PM → RD) using subagent dispatch. Reads project-profile.yaml to calibrate role behavior by project size. Each role runs in an isolated subagent to prevent context pollution. Includes gate checks for user approval between phases. Triggered by "role orchestrator", "multi-role pipeline", "PM then RD", "start role pipeline", or "orchestrate roles".

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