qsd-execute-phase

To execute phase plans with wave-based parallelism, an orchestrator discovers plans, validates dependencies, divides work into waves, and coordinates subagents to process multiple concurrent plans efficiently.

Wave-based parallel execution is an orchestration mechanism that divides phase plans into sequential waves, processing concurrent tasks within each wave while enforcing gating and quota controls for efficient resource pacing.

Handling complex dependencies during workflow orchestration requires validating plan dependencies before execution, then dividing work into gated waves to ensure proper execution order and resource limits.

Yes, you can control subagent orchestration using flexible flag handling, passing options like --wave, --gaps-only, and --interactive to tailor the phase execution pacing and workflow gate behavior.

You need an orchestrator for parallel subagent execution when managing phases with multiple concurrent plans and complex dependencies where pacing, resource limits, and gating rules matter for robust operation.

Preflight research ingestion works with phase execution workflows by using optional preflight outputs to bias the run when available, implementing safeguards to ensure robust operation during subagent coordination.