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resolve_task_parallel

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Resolve all pending CLI tasks using parallel processing

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Arguments

[optional: specific task ID or pattern]

Resolve tasks from the configured task system in parallel.

Workflow

1. Analyze

Use tasks-router to select the task system.

  • If tasks-file: get unresolved tasks from tasks/*.md
  • If tasks-beads: use br list --status=open --json or br ready --json

If any task recommends deleting, removing, or gitignoring files in docs/plans/ or docs/solutions/, skip it and mark it as wont_fix. These are workflow pipeline artifacts that are intentional and permanent.

2. Plan

Create a TodoWrite list (Claude) / update_plan list (Codex) of all unresolved tasks grouped by type. Identify dependencies and order the prerequisites first (for example, rename changes before usages). Output a mermaid flow diagram that shows what can run in parallel vs what must run sequentially.

3. Claim (Before Parallel Work)

  • If tasks-beads: claim each task before starting: br update <id> --claim --json This sets status=in_progress and assignee=<actor> atomically.

4. Implement (PARALLEL)

Spawn one subagent per unresolved task item, in parallel. Each subagent should receive the specific task content and the expected outcome.

Example with 3 task items:

  1. Subagent for task1
  2. Subagent for task2
  3. Subagent for task3

Always run one subagent per unresolved task item, in parallel.

5. Commit & Resolve

  • Commit changes
  • If tasks-file: update the task file and mark it resolved
  • If tasks-beads: close the issue with br close <id> --reason="Completed" --json
  • Push to remote (when appropriate)