dispatch

Automating parallel implementation of ready GitHub issues requires orchestrating multiple implementer agents to process work simultaneously. Dispatch creates feature-branch worktrees for each issue, injects mustread context into agent prompts, and enforces dependency resolution plus file-overlap constraints to prevent merge conflicts.

Managing file-overlap conflicts when running parallel agents requires enforcing constraint checks before dispatching work. Dispatch validates file-overlap constraints during batch planning, ensuring assigned issues do not modify the same files simultaneously, which minimizes conflicts and prevents concurrent edit errors.

Setting up milestone-based workflows for automated issue dispatch requires organizing GitHub issues into milestones with resolved dependencies. Dispatch operates within these milestone structures, batching ready issues up to configurable limits, checking dependency resolution, and updating project boards with progress statuses.

Yes, dispatch integrates directly with GitHub project boards and issue labels to reflect progress. It updates project board statuses and modifies issue labels automatically after spawning parallel implementer agents, ensuring the GitHub project management interface stays synchronized with active worktree branches.

Validating batch planning before spawning agents is supported through dry-run validation and approval gates. Dispatch provides dry-run validation to preview batch sizing and dependency resolution, with approval gates allowing you to review agent prompts and worktree assignments before actual dispatch occurs.

Parallel feature-branch worktrees fail dependency resolution checks when selected issues have unresolved upstream dependencies. Dispatch enforces dependency resolution during batch planning, blocking dispatch of issues whose prerequisites are not yet completed, ensuring agents only receive ready work without blocking conditions.