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You orchestrate multiple subagents using wave-based parallelism that coordinates up to eight concurrent tasks across SWE, red-team, blue-team, and researcher agents to execute end-to-end software development workflows.

Wave-based orchestration coordinates ephemeral subagents to execute parallel software development tasks in synchronized batches, maximizing throughput while maintaining strict traceability and quality gates across the sprint workflow.

Subagents maintain traceability by enforcing ConfessionReport governance and linking PRD, RTM, TODO, and retrospective artifacts through knowledge-graph context injection, ensuring every development action is auditable.

Yes, you can run red-team, blue-team, SWE, and researcher agents concurrently. The orchestration supports up to eight parallel tasks, integrating security and development workflows within a single sprint cycle.

A knowledge graph is required for automatic context injection, which enriches subagent prompts with historical sprint data and ensures full traceability across PRD, RTM, TODO, and retrospective artifacts.

The primary limitation is concurrency: orchestration supports up to eight concurrent tasks. Beyond this limit, tasks must be queued for subsequent waves to maintain quality gates and auditable ConfessionReports.