Advanced Coordination

Some Gestura workflows benefit from dividing work into smaller roles or stages. Treat this as an advanced technique: get comfortable with sessions, permissions, and tools first, then add more coordination only when it clearly helps.

When advanced coordination helps

• You need one part of the workflow to gather information and another to act on it.
• You want a clean separation between research, planning, and execution.
• You are using more than one tool or MCP server and need visible checkpoints.

How coordination works

The key idea is not magic internal agents. It is deliberate separation of concerns: gather facts, decide what matters, then act. Gestura works best when each stage of a complex task is understandable and reviewable.

Shared context

Keep related work inside one clean session when possible. If context becomes messy, split the broader task into simpler pieces or open a new session rather than trying to force an overloaded workflow to recover itself.

Human-in-the-Loop

You are always part of the coordination loop. Gestura should pause for clarification or approval before high-impact actions, especially when a workflow starts layering multiple tools or decisions together.

Best practices

• Keep roles explicit.
• Use shared tools sparingly.
• Pause for approval at meaningful boundaries.
• Prefer clarity over maximum autonomy.