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execution-workflow

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Use when an approved delivery slice or plan exists and the next step is execution, or when debugging, TDD, E2E acceptance, parallel task coordination, or isolated workspace setup is needed (approved slice, approved plan, coordinated execution, implementation execution, worktree, isolated workspace, branch isolation, plan execution, TDD, test first, failing test, bugfix, regression proof, E2E, end-to-end, acceptance test, test suite, acceptance gate, parallel agents, subagent, independent task, coordinator, debugging, root cause, unexpected behavior, verification failure).

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