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Executing tasks defined in tasks.md requires parsing task definitions and processing them sequentially while honoring dependencies. This orchestration ensures proper sequencing, handles parallelism, and enforces validation checkpoints throughout the phased implementation workflow.

Plan-driven task execution is a structured approach that uses a formal plan to guide architecture and integration details. You need it when project work requires prerequisites, tests, and phased execution with dependency handling and validation checkpoints.

Yes, a TDD-driven workflow enforces running tests before corresponding implementation tasks to ensure contract adherence. This validation checkpoint guarantees that the implementation meets the defined specifications before proceeding to dependent tasks.

Yes, task orchestration uses plan.md and other context files to guide architecture, files, and integration details. These files provide the necessary structural framework for parsing and executing all tasks defined in tasks.md.

Handling dependencies during end-to-end implementation requires a task orchestrator that parses definitions and executes them in the correct order. This approach honors both dependencies and parallelism while enforcing validation checkpoints at each phase.

Task execution fails when prerequisites are missing because the orchestration enforces structured execution with dependency handling. The workflow requires all dependencies to be satisfied before proceeding, ensuring validation checkpoints confirm readiness for subsequent tasks.