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Automating code implementation is handled by orchestrating parallel orchestrator and implementer agents that execute phased development waves. This approach reads specifications, manages execution order, tracks progress, and reports results for structured feature delivery.

Agent coordination for phased development is the process of spawning specialized agents to manage task distribution and oversight. It executes code generation and testing in structured waves, following predefined plans to ensure code quality and specification adherence.

Managing code generation across parallel agents requires an orchestration layer that spawns implementers and reviewers, tracks progress, and commits changes. It continuously monitors implementation to catch specification violations early through automated code reviews.

Orchestrated agents support long-running implementation tasks through robust error handling and context conservation. The coordination mechanism manages wave execution order and tracks progress continuously, ensuring sustained operation throughout phased development.

Breaking down a software feature for agent execution involves splitting it into planning, spec generation, and implementation phases. The orchestration process then coordinates coding and review tasks for each component wave, ensuring structured and trackable development.

Automated code review in multi-agent code generation catches specification violations early by continuously monitoring implementation progress. It ensures quality control across parallel agents by reviewing committed changes during each wave execution phase.