BMAD-METHOD/src/bmm-skills/4-implementation/bmad-story-automator-go/steps-c/step-03c-execute-complete.md

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nextStep scriptsDir outputFile executionPatterns retryStrategy triggers
./step-04-wrapup.md ../bin/story-automator {output_folder}/story-automator/orchestration-{epic_id}-{timestamp}.md ../data/execution-patterns.md ../data/retry-fallback-strategy.md ../data/escalation-triggers.md

Step 3c: Execution Complete

Goal: Summarize results after all stories finish, persist final status, and transition to wrapup. Interaction mode: Deterministic auto-proceed.


All Complete

Display:

**All {count} stories completed!**

If `{count} <= 10`:
| Story | Status |
|-------|--------|
{summary_table}

If `{count} > 10`:
- Completed: {completed_count}
- Warnings: {warning_count}
- Escalations: {escalation_count}
- See state log for full per-story table.

Proceeding to wrap-up...
"{scriptsDir}" orchestrator-helper state-update "{outputFile}" \
  --set status=EXECUTION_COMPLETE --set lastUpdated="$(date -u +%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ)"
echo "- **[$(date -u +%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ)]** All stories complete — execution finished" >> "{outputFile}"

Parallelism & Escalation

Parallelism: When overrides.maxParallel > 1, batch independent stories into concurrent groups:

  1. Check story dependency graph — only stories with no shared file dependencies can run in parallel
  2. Spawn up to maxParallel tmux sessions simultaneously (each runs steps A→F independently)
  3. Wait for all sessions in the batch to complete before starting the next batch
  4. Epic completion check (H) runs only after all batches finish

See {executionPatterns} for forbidden patterns and session isolation rules.

Escalation: See {triggers} for trigger definitions and {retryStrategy} for retry/fallback patterns. Escalation only after exhausting all retry attempts.

Auto-Proceed to Wrap-up

Display: "Execution loop complete. Proceeding to wrap-up..."

"{scriptsDir}" orchestrator-helper state-update "{outputFile}" \
  --set currentStep=step-04-wrapup \
  --set lastUpdated="$(date -u +%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ)"

Then

→ Immediately load and execute {nextStep}