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Sequential SDD task execution in Windsurf uses a single-context orchestrator with deterministic file-based external memory to run tasks one by one within a single session. This prevents context loss and manages dependency graphs safely.

The 4-phase inline workflow is a structured task execution process comprising Understand, Implement, Verify, and Complete phases. It executes entirely within a single Windsurf session using file-based memory to maintain state across phases.

You can safely manage task files during session orchestration by using Bash scripts for atomic task file moves and history logging. This script-backed approach prevents data loss during sequential task execution and dependency graph processing.

Yes, sequential in-context task execution supports optional per-task group filtering. This allows you to target specific groups of pending SDD tasks within the single-context orchestrator session instead of running all tasks.

Yes, the Windsurf inline 4-phase workflow meets requirements for cross-task learnings and comprehensive verification. It leverages deterministic file-based external memory to retain insights across tasks and validates outputs during the Verify phase.

Use a single-context orchestrator when processing SDD task groups or dependency graphs that require deterministic execution and cross-task state retention. It is ideal when comprehensive inline verification within a single session is necessary.