gsd:execute-phase

To execute independent phase tasks in parallel, orchestrate wave-based execution that coordinates parallel work while respecting task dependencies and validating progress between checkpoints.

Wave-based execution for task coordination is a method that runs independent tasks in parallel waves while respecting dependencies, ensuring atomic commits and handling deviations between waves.

Manage deviations during automated phase task execution by using an orchestration mechanism that automatically handles bugs, missing functionality, and blocking scenarios while creating atomic commits per task.

Yes, wave-based parallel execution requires loading a phase-plan.md file to identify independent tasks, coordinate execution waves, and verify progress checkpoints across development workflows.

The best way to handle checkpointing between parallel execution waves is to validate progress after each wave completes, ensuring atomic commits are made per task before proceeding to dependent work.

Wave-based parallel execution is not suitable when tasks lack independence or when phase-plan.md cannot be loaded, as the mechanism relies on identifying independent tasks and validating dependencies between waves.