5.2 Pipeline Cascade: Review → Security → Deploy Pipeline Cascade Step 4: Pipeline Triggers REVIEW After BUILD completes, the Pipeline Engine fires: pipeline-engine.js advance 4001 → Stage: BUILD complete → Creating REVIEW task for Proveo New MC task created: #4006 [M] [open] [—] [BENTO-REVIEW] Code review of project scaffold (parent: #4001) Pi-Orchestrator picks it up → routes to Proveo (audit firm): Proveo's agent reviews: ✅ Project structure follows conventions ⚠️ Missing .env.example ⚠️ No health check endpoint ✅ Docker setup correct Result: REVIEW passes with minor findings. Step 5: Pipeline Triggers SECURITY pipeline-engine.js advance 4006 → Stage: REVIEW complete (pass) → Creating SECURITY task for Securion New MC task: #4007 [M] [open] [—] [BENTO-SECURITY] Security audit of project scaffold (parent: #4006) Securion's agent checks: ✅ No hardcoded secrets ✅ CORS configured correctly ⚠️ CSP headers missing ⚠️ Rate limiting not implemented Result: SECURITY passes with findings → creates follow-up BUILD task for fixes. Step 6: Parallel Processing While the scaffold goes through the pipeline, the other tasks are also being processed: [22:05] Task #4002 (DB schema) → CodeCraft → Kimi K2.5 [22:08] Task #4003 (Landing page) → Vizu → qwen2.5-coder:32b [22:10] Task #4004 (Auth API) → CodeCraft → Kimi K2.5 [22:13] Task #4005 (Meal UI) → Vizu → qwen2.5-coder:32b Note: Vizu handles the frontend (landing page, meal UI), CodeCraft handles the backend (DB, API). Each gets their company-specific soul and blueprints. Step 7: OPS Stage (Deploy) If a task is tagged for deployment: pipeline-engine.js advance 4007 → Stage: SECURITY complete → Task has deploy trigger → Creating OPS task for FlowForge FlowForge creates: Docker build pipeline GitHub Actions CI/CD Staging environment config Health check monitoring Step 8: DOCS Stage Finally, Lexicon creates documentation: Privacy Policy (GDPR-compliant for Nordic market) Terms of Service API documentation User guides