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You ensure task completion by using a PRD-driven execution model that mandates reviewer verification before marking user stories as passed, continuously monitoring progress until all tasks are fully verified.

Parallel execution works by concurrently dispatching agent calls to handle multiple user stories simultaneously, structuring the workflow to track progress and report status through a prd.json file.

PRD-driven execution uses a prd.json file as the central tracking mechanism to structure software development tasks, enabling continuous work on user stories and mandatory verification reporting until completion.

You need a Grok environment that supports OMC's orchestration and Grok's plugin architecture to run parallel agent calls and execute the mandatory reviewer verification loop for task completion.

Yes, this approach is ideal for complex software development projects with multiple user stories, as it provides task persistence to continuously work until all stories pass and are verified.

You start a task by issuing a run command to trigger the PRD-driven execution, which then automatically handles parallel agent dispatches and the verification loop until all user stories pass.