implementation

To orchestrate PRD implementation without branch conflicts, you can use a workflow that performs parallel investigation on all issues but executes Test-Driven Development implementation in a strict sequence. This ensures one branch and one working tree for all issues under a PRD.

The best way to manage parallel investigation and sequential TDD for a PRD is to concurrently analyze all runnable issues while implementing each issue one at a time. This approach ensures thorough analysis and a clean hand-off for code changes.

Yes, PRD implementation requires coordination with an issue-implementer agent to execute actual code changes and implementation tasks. The orchestration workflow delegates the development work to this agent after investigation.

You cannot implement multiple PRD issues concurrently in the same working tree. The workflow requires strict sequential implementation to avoid conflicts, ensuring each issue is resolved one at a time within a single branch.

You should use sequential implementation for product requirements documents after converting them into runnable issues. It is designed for software development workflows where avoiding conflicts and ensuring clean hand-offs during Test-Driven Development are priorities.

Strict serial TDD implementation matters for issue management because it prevents conflicts and ensures a clean hand-off between tasks. By implementing each issue one at a time, it maintains code stability across the single working tree.