gsd-execute-phase
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Use when the user wants to execute a phase's plans, resume the remaining plans, or run only one wave. Discovers plans, groups them into dependency waves, spawns a fresh subagent per plan, then verifies the phase.
Install
npx skills add coco-research/coco --skill gsd-execute-phase -a claude-code
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