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You can automate task execution by running a command that reads tasks.md and executes tasks in sequence or parallel groups. The process enforces phase-based execution and persists progress in a state directory for reliable recovery.

Test-first workflow automation enforces running tests before implementation steps and generates a completion report upon success. It validates prerequisites before running tasks to ensure code changes meet defined requirements.

Yes, phase-based code implementation explicitly supports parallel task groups. It orchestrates tasks by reading the plan, executing them in sequence where required, and allowing parallel execution for grouped tasks while tracking progress.

State persistence for workflow automation recovery works by saving task results and execution progress to a dedicated state directory. This fault-tolerant mechanism logs outputs for auditability and allows execution to resume reliably after interruptions.

The best way to execute planner-defined feature tasks is using a plan-driven approach that reads the task list and updates task states. It applies to feature work where tasks are executed in order with prerequisite validation.