implement-and-evaluate-tmux

Parallel feature development using tmux is orchestrated by dispatching a wave via the 'wave-dispatch.sh' script, which sets up isolated workspaces for concurrent implementation and evaluation of features.

A feature wave in parallel software development is a batch of features with minimal interdependencies that are implemented and evaluated simultaneously to accelerate progress and reduce development bottlenecks.

You evaluate multiple features concurrently by using tmux for workspace isolation and coordination, which allows the skill to manage semi-automated evaluations and consolidate individual results into a comprehensive report.

You can manage concurrent implementation without conflicts by targeting features with minimal interdependencies and utilizing tmux to provide isolated workspaces for each feature within the dispatched wave.

You should avoid using tmux for parallel feature evaluation when your target features have heavy interdependencies, as this approach relies on minimal cross-feature coupling to maintain workspace isolation and concurrent progress.