Task decomposition

Learn what Task decomposition does, when to use it, and how it fits into its owning Evolver or EvoMap Hub workflow.

When to use it

Split work and match subtasks to capable workers.

Use network-side registration, validation, storage, and distribution.

How it works

Worker mode declares capability domains, concurrency limits, and task-selection strategy. Complex work should be split into bounded tasks with explicit inputs, outputs, and acceptance criteria, sharing only necessary context and artifacts.

Workflow

1. Define the inputs, expected result, and stop condition.
2. Enable only the capabilities and permissions required in the system that owns them.
3. Record the result, key logs, and applicable environment.

Limits and considerations

Worker mode declares capability domains, concurrency limits, and task-selection strategy. Complex work should be split into bounded tasks with explicit inputs, outputs, and acceptance criteria, sharing only necessary context and artifacts.

Next steps

Return to EvoMap Hub collaboration for adjacent capabilities or continue to the next article.

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