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Parallel RTL coding and verification across multiple modules is coordinated through a structured team-based orchestrator. It manages a 10-wave pipeline, assigning per-module tasks to workers while handling inter-wave dependencies and integrated lint checks.

A multi-wave RTL pipeline is a phased implementation strategy splitting coding, linting, and verification into sequential task batches. Team orchestration is needed when multiple modules require parallel development and strict dependency management to meet deadlines.

Yes, Phase 3 uArch specs are required prerequisites. The orchestrator enforces compliance checks ensuring the necessary design artifacts exist before initiating parallel RTL coding, verification, and integration workflows.

Task dependencies in a parallel RTL design workflow are managed through a coordinator and per-wave task graphs. This structure controls the task lifecycle, ensuring inter-wave dependencies resolve before subsequent coding and verification stages begin.

Required artifacts for RTL implementation readiness include Phase 3 uArch documentation and corresponding RTL modules. The orchestrator enforces compliance checks to verify these inputs exist before allowing pipeline execution.

Yes, the team orchestrator supports integrated lint and verification workflows within the RTL pipeline. It coordinates workers to execute these checks per module during each wave, ensuring traceability and timely delivery.