What problem does it solve?
Coordinating multiple AI coding workers on a shared task graph often leads to conflicting edits, unverified completion claims, and broken integration branches. This Skill enforces a disciplined fleet execution model where workers build in isolated worktrees and tasks are only marked done after evidence-backed verification.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Wave-based dispatch: Computes dependency-ordered execution waves from the task graph and spawns one worker per task chunk with explicit model routing from a cost-efficiency ladder.
- Verified completion: Accepts only CDD cards and clean evidence files as proof of done, rejecting narration-only claims and enforcing a sole-writer rule for shared state files.
- Sequential integration: Merges verified worker branches into a fleet-integration branch one at a time, running build gates after each merge and finishing with a ship-check before opening a final PR.
- Use Case: A licensed Atlas Fleet run with 14 parsed tasks is dispatched across Claude, Codex, and Gemini workers in three waves, each branch verified and merged until the integration branch passes ship-check.
Quick Start
Run the execute-fleet phase for this project using the existing tasks.json and complexity report, dispatching workers in waves and merging verified branches into fleet-integration.