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Parallel task execution for multi-agent teams is coordinated by applying wave-based task scheduling that respects dependencies, auto-detecting team mode, and managing the full task lifecycle from creation to graceful shutdown.

Orchestrating phase workflows with task dependencies is best handled through wave-based scheduling that optimizes resource usage, enforces quality gates before committing, and applies auto-detection or explicit flags for team mode execution.

Setting up wave-based task scheduling involves running the orchestration tool with a task list, allowing it to auto-detect team mode or accept explicit flags, and then assigning tasks across waves while monitoring progress and enforcing quality gates.

Sequential fallback is supported when parallel multi-agent execution is not needed, allowing you to force or auto-detect team mode with or without sequential execution to maintain flexible phase management across varying task requirements.

Quality gate validation during parallel phase management ensures tasks meet defined standards before committing, tracking progress across waves and managing graceful shutdown to maintain orchestration integrity throughout the task lifecycle.

Auto-detecting team mode for task lifecycle orchestration should be avoided when tasks require strict sequential execution or lack parallelizable dependencies, allowing you to instead apply explicit flags for sequential fallback and controlled phase management.