ops orch
Orchestrator Agent interface. Connects to the ADW (Autonomous DevOps Worker) orchestrator agent for triggering and monitoring ADW workflows. The ADW pipeline processes digest tasks through planning, implementation, and PR creation.
The ADW pipeline processes digest tasks through phases: classify → plan → implement → commit → PR → review. Use ops orch adws to see recent workflow runs and their current phase.
Subcommands
| Subcommand | Description |
|---|---|
status | Check orchestrator agent health and status |
trigger | Trigger a new ADW workflow |
agents | List managed agents |
adws | List recent ADW workflows |
events | Stream real-time events from orchestrator WebSocket |
ops orch status
Verify the orchestrator agent is up and reachable. Use this before triggering workflows if you suspect connectivity issues.
ops orch trigger
Kick off a new ADW workflow for a specific digest task. The orchestrator will classify the task and route it through the appropriate phase chain.
Triggering an ADW workflow creates ADO work items, branches, and pull requests. Confirm the task id before running.
ops orch agents
List every agent the orchestrator currently manages, along with its role and health.
ops orch adws
Show recent ADW workflow runs, including phase progression and outcomes. This is the workflow-level audit trail.
ops orch events
Stream live events from the orchestrator over WebSocket. Useful when watching a workflow progress in real time.
Common Workflows
Trigger and Watch
Run ops orch trigger --task-id N in one terminal, then ops orch events in another to watch phases tick over.
Workflow Audit
ops orch adws shows the last several workflow runs — handy for confirming a PR was opened end-to-end.
Health Check
Start with ops orch status when something looks stuck. If the orchestrator is down, nothing downstream will move.
Digest task ids come from ops digest tasks. They are distinct from ADO work item numbers — the orchestrator creates the ADO work item as part of the workflow.