parallel-workstreams

Parallel workstreams execute by spawning one agent per workstream inside isolated git worktrees, coordinating simultaneous feature work, QA, and validation without interference.

Each isolated worktree advances criteria through a per-workstream loop, validating progress with a tdd-cycle prompt engine before commit gating enables safe merges.

You need parallel agent orchestration when two or more workstreams require isolation and simultaneous execution, such as coordinating feature development, QA, and validation concurrently.

Yes, you can coordinate feature work, QA, and validation simultaneously by assigning each pipeline task to a separate isolated agent within its own git worktree.

Foundation rounds and commit gating validate per-workstream criteria before advancing, ensuring isolated git worktree changes merge safely across orchestration rounds.

Parallel worktree orchestration requires workstreams to be independent, as interdependent tasks cannot be safely isolated or merged across concurrent foundation rounds.