gsd-execute-phase

Execute phase plans with wave-based parallelism by grouping dependent tasks into sequential waves. The orchestrator spawns subagents for each wave, coordinating results and verification to maximize throughput while preserving governance gates and correctness.

Wave-based parallel orchestration is a technique that discovers and groups plans into execution waves based on dependencies and readiness. It enables selective wave execution, phase verification, and optional interactive or gaps-only modes to pace, filter, and debug staged rollouts.

Yes, you can target a specific wave or execute gaps only by passing the --wave and --gaps-only flags. These optional flags allow you to filter and debug specific stages of the phase execution without running the entire plan from scratch.

Debug phase execution bottlenecks by using the --interactive flag to pace the staged rollout. This pauses orchestration between waves, allowing you to inspect subagent results, verify state updates, and validate routing before proceeding to the next dependency stage.

Yes, wave-based phase orchestration explicitly preserves governance gates such as verification, state updates, and routing. The orchestrator enforces explicit flag handling and reads per-wave data to ensure correctness is maintained across all parallel subagent executions.