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Parallel git task execution requires wave-based worker orchestration with file tree arbitration to prevent overlapping path writes. This approach batches independent goals to fit available worker seats while keeping same-wave workers isolated.

Witness verification confirms task fleet completion by requiring git-backed ship evidence and independent read-backs before folding results. This ensures workers only stop when their goal is grounded and prevents false completion claims.

Batching independent repository goals involves wave-based launch planning that decomposes tasks to fit the available worker seat pool. This prevents system overload by safely distributing independent objectives across manageable execution waves.

File tree arbitration is needed for parallel worker execution when multiple independent goals risk writing to overlapping repository paths. It ensures same-wave workers are isolated to prevent collisions and maintain git safety.

Witnessed rollup aggregates parallel repository task results by verifying claimed ships with git-backed evidence before folding them into a final report. This process guarantees that only independently verified outcomes land in the summary.