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To convert a spec into a TDD task plan, submit the approved specification to generate discrete tasks with defined file dependencies, explicit parallelism mapping, and a concrete plan file path.

Parallelism mapping in a task plan identifies which tasks can execute concurrently and which must execute sequentially, ensuring traceability via a shared plan file path.

To structure a task plan for parallel development streams, translate an approved spec into discrete tasks and annotate them with PARALLEL or SEQUENTIAL execution constraints.

This is designed for software projects that follow test-driven development. Non-TDD projects lack the required test-first workflow structure to properly map dependencies.

The best way to map dependencies for parallel tasks is to generate a structured plan from an approved spec that defines per-task files and annotates PARALLEL versus SEQUENTIAL execution.

To lock a task plan after iterative refinement, use the built-in approval steps to review the generated per-task dependencies and parallelism map before finalizing the plan file path.