implement-plan-tdd

You can execute TDD implementation plans by orchestrating wave-based parallel agents that manage RED and GREEN phases. This skill coordinates worktree isolation to prevent cross-task interference and applies hybrid merge strategies for clean integration across multiple tasks.

Wave-based parallel execution is a coordination mechanism that assigns dedicated RED and GREEN agents to individual tasks. It processes plan artifacts in sequential waves, applying worktree isolation to prevent cross-task interference during automated test-driven development.

Worktrees prevent cross-task interference by maintaining strict isolation for each parallel agent during TDD execution. This ensures RED/GREEN phases operate independently without overwriting changes, enabling predictable merges with no-overlap guarantees across tasks.

Yes, you need a plan generated by create-plan-tdd to start TDD orchestration. The skill depends on these plan artifacts and integrated prompts to drive agent behavior, detect language contexts, and manage phase-driven spec-compliance verification.

Yes, you can run TDD agents in non-interactive mode for automated merges. The skill supports both interactive and non-interactive modes, logging mismatches and providing recovery options during phase-driven plan loading and post-wave spec-compliance checks.

The best way to verify spec-compliance across parallel TDD tasks is applying post-wave checks after GREEN phase completion. The skill automatically verifies spec-compliance across multiple tasks following hybrid merge strategies with no-overlap guarantees.