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How to coordinate parallel agents with one writer for publication with Forward Implementation First

Let workers prepare and inspect while one writer owns publication and cursor movement.

Who it is forA team lead running several agents or sessions against one repository at the same time.

The problemMultiple agents touch the same repository and risk becoming competing sources of truth, with unverified worker output merged into the main line.

The outcomeExactly one writer publishes and moves the cursor, workers' output is verified before use, and the team avoids invented busywork.

What you need first

  • git installed, to clone the repository
  • A shell that can run ./install.sh
  • Claude Code, Codex, or another agent that loads skills from a skills directory
  • A staged pipeline or repository where the agent works over several steps

Steps

  1. git clone https://github.com/Vuk97/forward-implementation-first
  2. cd forward-implementation-first
  3. ./install.sh
  4. Designate one agent or session as the writer that owns publication, cursor movement, and conclusions.
  5. Copy examples/execution-profile.md into your repo as a starting point for scheduling policy, and edit it to match your runtime, since the skill does not own scheduling. (inferred, check the README)

Prompt for your agent

Using the forward-implementation-first skill in <repo-name>, assign one agent as the single writer for publication and cursor movement, and have the other workers prepare and inspect <target-task>. Report the worker outputs that were verified before consumption and the final publication. Verify that no worker output was merged without a check.

Caveat. The README states that scheduling, worker counts, and wave sizes belong to your runtime, so the skill will not manage the parallelism itself.

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