What problem does it solve? Coordinating multiple coding workers on a spec bundle requires knowing which tasks are done, blocked, or ready, and which can safely run in parallel without file conflicts. This Skill derives that board from MySpec platform checkboxes and open pull requests, then groups related tasks into waves so a Software Factory Manager can dispatch workers without collisions. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Board derivation: Classifies every task as done, in flight, blocked, ready, or waiting using tasks.md checkboxes, open PRs, and factory branch names. - Wave planning: Groups tasks sharing dependency chains, modules, files, or requirements into one worker each, respecting the concurrency cap and milestone boundaries. - Lane planning for brownfield bundles: When a bundle lacks tasks.md, writes the task list itself, splits large changes into up to 3 parallel lanes with disjoint file ownership, and uploads only after user approval. - Use Case: Before running a factory on a MySpec bundle, ask for the wave plan to see a board table, Wave 1 worker assignments, waiting tasks, and spec gate blockers before any session is dispatched. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to plan the factory run for your MySpec bundle and show which tasks can run in parallel.