ss-codinglisted

# Multi-Agent Parallel TDD Development Execute an implementation plan by dispatching multiple subagents in parallel, each following test-driven development, then hand off to the `ss-code-review` skill for one comprehensive review pass once every task passes its tests. **Core architecture:** the orchestrator (you) never writes code. You read the plan, dispatch subagents, track progress, and collect results. All code is written by implementer subagents. **Fresh-context assumption:** each implementer subagent starts with no chat history. Give it the authoritative plan path plus exact task number/heading, concise scene-setting context, applicable spec paths, interfaces/dependencies, cwd, scope boundary, and verification commands. The implementer reads only that task and its referenced material from the repository instead of receiving a duplicated full-task payload. ## Inputs This skill expects one of: - a path to a plan file already broken into tasks (produced by the `ss-plan` skill); - a link to an external requirement or design document (wiki page, ticket, PRD); - a plain-language description of the requirement. If none of these is supplied, ask the user for one before proceeding. ## Iron Rules Violating any of these means stop and escalate to the user: 1. **The orchestrator never writes code.** You dispatch, track, and review status. You never directly edit source files. (Non-source edits — updating plan checkboxes, correcting plan text — are fine.) 2. **Review is del