gsd-execute-phase

Wave-based parallel execution discovers plans, analyzes dependencies, groups work into waves, and runs each wave using subagents. This preserves workflow gates and verification while accelerating throughput across the phase.

Dependency analysis evaluates all actionable plans in a phase to determine execution order, grouping independent plans into parallel waves. This ensures subagents run concurrent workloads safely while respecting sequencing constraints and workflow gates.

Yes, optional argument-driven filtering rules support running a single wave, executing only gap-closure plans, or running interactively with user checkpoints. These modes enable targeted plan execution and interactive sequencing within the workflow.

Workflow verification occurs through post-wave completion checks that run only after the relevant wave finishes. The system ensures no incomplete plans remain before routing state updates and resolving phase completion criteria.

Use interactive sequencing when you need user checkpoints between waves or want to control the pace of plan execution. Full parallel orchestration is better when you want to automatically run all phase plans and resolve gaps without manual intervention.