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Automating multi-step engineering workflows requires a self-correcting execution engine that auto-advances through defined project plans, pausing only for genuine checkpoints or failures. This eliminates manual approval friction by coordinating specialist agents automatically.

Dynamic reconciliation is the process of comparing achieved results against a defined plan using a verification-agent. If gaps are detected between the outcome and success criteria, it triggers automated re-engineering loops to correct the execution path.

Yes, automated workflow execution requires adherence to the wave-based PLAN.md structure. This structured format allows the execution engine to parse steps, coordinate specialist agents, and verify outcomes against defined success criteria accurately.

To execute a wave plan from the first step, run the arib-wave-run command in your terminal. This initiates the auto-advance execution sequence, managing the entire progression from environment wiring to deployment with automated verification.

Yes, this workflow execution engine applies to complex software engineering workflows requiring durable, multi-session progress. It manages sequences like payment integrations, ensuring each step is verified and committed before advancing to the next.

When a workflow step fails verification criteria, the dynamic reconciliation mechanism detects the gap and triggers a re-engineering loop. The system pauses the auto-advance execution to correct the failure before attempting to progress further.