batch-pipeline

To parallelize SDLC pipelines, you can run multiple independent feature or fix tasks simultaneously using isolated git worktrees. This approach automates the full pipeline from planning to PR creation and prevents file collisions during concurrent agent operations.

Git worktree isolation maintains separate environment states for each concurrent agent operation by assigning a unique worktree to every independent task. This ensures that parallel execution of the software development lifecycle prevents file conflicts and keeps concurrent modifications separate.

Heuristic file-conflict prediction analyzes potential file overlaps to group tasks into safe parallel or sequential chains. This mechanism manages batch-processing workflows by evaluating task dependencies before dispatching them concurrently across isolated worktrees.

Yes, automating batch processing for multiple feature requests requires the pipeline-orchestrator skill and native git worktree support. These dependencies are necessary to maintain environment isolation and manage the concurrent execution of the full software development lifecycle.

Yes, you can run the entire BA, Dev, QA, Security, and Documentation pipeline at once for multiple independent tasks. The batch processing orchestrates these stages simultaneously across isolated worktrees, resulting in individual Pull Requests generated for each completed task.

The main limitation of heuristic conflict prediction is that it may incorrectly group tasks if file-overlap heuristics are inaccurate, forcing sequentially chained execution. It is designed specifically for independent tasks; tightly coupled file modifications may not benefit from parallel pipeline execution.