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Roadmap execution is orchestrated by coordinating planning, review, implementation, verification, audits, and closure for the selected phase. The process manages tasks, dependencies, and phase boundaries to ensure safe, incremental progress until completion or a blocker requires human input.

Phase management decomposes roadmap phases into executable work packages and enforces phase boundaries during execution. It coordinates the lifecycle from planning through closure, applying task scoping and execution gating to ensure consistent, safe, incremental progress.

To start executing the current active roadmap phase, invoke the orchestration skill to plan and then implement the first work package. It automatically applies to the first incomplete phase or a user-specified phase, dynamically decomposing tasks for execution.

Yes, multi-agent collaboration is supported using subagents to execute decomposed work packages. The orchestration process leverages subagents to manage tasks and dependencies, coordinating the lifecycle from planning through closure for the selected phase.

Roadmap phase execution supports interactive checkpoints and escalation when scope or ambiguity arises. This ensures safe progression by gating execution and allowing human input when a real blocker is encountered during implementation.

Roadmap execution pauses for human input when a real blocker is encountered that prevents completion of the phase's tasks. Interactive checkpoints and execution gating trigger escalation during scope ambiguity or unresolved dependencies to ensure safe progression.