dev-workflow

Automating task implementation for complex features uses a multi-task mode to orchestrate coding and testing in parallel waves. It manages dependencies and session state, allowing parallel sub-agents to work on different task groups simultaneously while ensuring dependencies are met.

Structuring a development workflow for a single task uses a guided 7-step process. This single-task mode manages the entire sequence from context gathering and planning through coding, testing, and quality gating to ensure consistent implementation.

Parallel execution for software engineering tasks is needed when developing a complex feature broken into manageable waves. Multi-task mode orchestrates these waves, managing dependencies and session state so parallel sub-agents can implement different task groups simultaneously.

Yes, this development workflow explicitly manages both context gathering and quality assurance together. It orchestrates these phases sequentially in single-task mode or across parallel waves in multi-task mode, ensuring quality gating occurs after coding and testing.

Yes, task orchestration supports code generation and testing within a single session. It tracks session state for complex feature development, managing the transition from planning and coding to testing and quality gating without losing context.

Multi-task workflow handles dependencies by orchestrating implementation in sequential waves. It ensures all dependencies for different task groups are met before proceeding to the next wave, allowing parallel sub-agents to execute safely without dependency conflicts.