ln-400-story-executor

Story task execution is automated by prioritizing tasks and delegating them to specialized worker skills for sequential or parallel processing. The workflow automatically manages branch setup, loads task metadata, and ensures immediate code review upon completion before updating the story status.

Orchestrating agile development tasks involves dispatching items in a strict priority order: To Review, To Rework, then Todo. The system intelligently delegates tasks to specialized executor and reviewer skills, managing both sequential and parallel execution based on defined task groups to move stories toward completion.

Feature branch creation is handled automatically during story execution setup. The workflow creates and checks out a dedicated branch for each story before loading task metadata and dispatching any items to worker skills, ensuring isolated development environments for the automated execution cycle.

Story execution supports parallel task processing by grouping tasks based on defined metadata criteria. Tasks within the same group can run concurrently across worker skills, while groups themselves execute sequentially, optimizing developer productivity without violating task dependency constraints.

Task execution workflows prioritize rework items to resolve existing review feedback before starting new development. This strict processing order—To Review, To Rework, then Todo—prevents backlog accumulation and ensures stories move toward completion with immediate post-execution reviews.

Automated task orchestration is not suited for stories lacking defined task groups or metadata for worker delegation. If tasks require manual branching, lack clear priority states like To Review or Todo, or need human intervention during execution, this automated workflow approach will not yield reliable completion status updates.