Pipeline Recipes
See Pipelines concept for an overview. This guide covers configuration details.
Configuration File
Section titled “Configuration File”Create .annihilation/pipelines.toml in your project root:
# Default pipeline — used when no label/type matches[default]stages = [ { agents = ["orchestrator"], fan_out = false }, { agents = ["coder"], fan_out = false }, { agents = ["security", "tester"], fan_out = true },]
# Match by bead labels[api]match_labels = ["api", "endpoint", "rest"]stages = [ { agents = ["coder"], fan_out = false }, { agents = ["security", "tester"], fan_out = true },]
# Match by bead type[docs]match_types = ["docs"]stages = [ { agents = ["docs"], fan_out = false },]Stage Options
Section titled “Stage Options”| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
agents | string[] | Psychonaut template names to run in this stage |
fan_out | boolean | true = parallel, false = sequential |
- Put your most specific pipelines first — first match wins
- The
[default]pipeline is always the fallback - Psychonaut names must match registered templates
- Fan-out stages are great for independent checks (security + tests)
- Sequential stages are for dependent work (orchestrate → code → review)