wfc-implement

Orchestrate parallel AI agents implementing TDD tasks with quality checks and merging.

Updated Aug 27, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/sam-fakhreddine/wfc --skill wfc-implement
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Skill: wfc-implement
Source: https://github.com/sam-fakhreddine/wfc/tree/main/wfc/skills/wfc-implement
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/sam-fakhreddine/wfc --skill wfc-implement

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

This Skill automates the execution of structured development tasks by orchestrating multiple AI agents in parallel, ensuring efficient and consistent code implementation following TDD principles.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Parallel TDD Implementation: Multiple agents work concurrently in isolated environments, each implementing a specific task using Test-Driven Development.
  • Quality Gates: Enforces code quality checks before review, saving review tokens and ensuring standards.
  • Automated Merging & Rollback: Integrates with a merge engine to handle auto-merging and rollback on failure.
  • Use Case: Execute a complex feature broken down into multiple sub-tasks by wfc-plan. The orchestrator assigns tasks to agents, manages their progress, and ensures all code adheres to quality standards before merging.

Quick Start

Use the wfc-implement skill to execute the tasks defined in the plan/TASKS.md file.

Frequently Asked Questions about wfc-implement

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I orchestrate parallel AI agents for code implementation using TDD?

To orchestrate parallel AI agents for code implementation using TDD, you execute structured tasks defined in a TASKS.md file. Multiple agents work concurrently in isolated environments to implement specific tasks while the system manages dependencies and quality checks.

What is the best way to manage task dependencies when running parallel code generation?

Managing task dependencies during parallel code generation is handled by an orchestrator that assigns tasks to isolated agents. It tracks progress, enforces quality gates before review, and ensures automated merging with rollback capabilities upon failure.

Can I execute multiple development tasks concurrently without manual code review token overhead?

Yes, you can execute multiple development tasks concurrently while saving review tokens. The system enforces code quality checks before the review phase, ensuring automated merging only occurs when code adheres to predefined quality standards.

How does automated merging with rollback work for parallel test-driven development?

Automated merging with rollback for parallel test-driven development integrates with a merge engine to handle auto-merging upon successful quality checks. If a failure occurs during the process, the system executes a rollback to maintain codebase integrity.

Do I need a structured task file to start parallel agent execution?

Yes, you need a structured task file like plan/TASKS.md to start parallel agent execution. The orchestrator reads this file to break down complex features into specific sub-tasks, assigning each to an isolated agent for concurrent implementation.

Why should I use parallel execution for test-driven development instead of sequential processing?

Parallel execution for test-driven development ensures efficient and consistent code implementation by allowing multiple agents to work concurrently in isolated environments. This approach automates task execution, manages dependencies, and enforces quality gates before merging.