agentic-run-plan

Executing a written implementation plan in dependency order requires loading the document, reviewing it critically, and processing tasks sequentially using a worker-validator loop to enforce hard gates. It dispatches subagents for parallelizable independent tasks.

A worker-validator loop for workflow automation enforces strict separation between task execution and objective verification. It uses a fixed validator template to ensure unbiased plan verification and delivers an E2E verification gate after completion.

Validating a plan document before executing tasks involves loading the formal plan and reviewing it critically to ensure safe execution. The system checks dependencies and enforces hard gates before dispatching worker and validator subagents.

Yes, you can run independent tasks in parallel during plan execution by dispatching separate subagents. The system identifies parallelizable tasks within the dependency order and executes them concurrently while maintaining gated verification.

Subagents ensure objective plan verification by maintaining strict separation between worker and validator roles. The fixed validator template prevents bias, enforcing hard gates and delivering an E2E verification gate after completion.

The best way to start automated plan execution is to provide a formal plan document and issue a run command. The system loads the plan, reviews it critically, and begins executing tasks in dependency order with gated verification.