One brief. A whole team ships it.

You describe the goal once. The Supervisor reads your brief, breaks it into discrete tasks, and wires the dependencies between them into a graph — what can run now, and what has to wait.

Nothing is hard-coded. The plan is the Supervisor's judgment — and you approve it before a single agent spawns.

Agents spawn wave by wave. Everything in a wave runs at once, each in its own worktree; the next wave only starts once the work it depends on has merged. Parallel where it is safe, sequential where it matters.

• Independent tasks run side by side — no waiting in line.
• Dependent tasks block until their inputs land on the branch.
• A failed task halts its branch of the graph, not the whole run.

As each agent finishes, the Supervisor reviews the diff and merges it. When the last wave lands, you are left with one coherent branch — reviewed, tested, and ready for you to take or leave.

Because every agent worked in an isolated worktree and waves merged in dependency order, there are no conflicts to resolve. The integration was the plan.