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Sequential task execution works by loading the active plan, marking tasks as in_progress or completed, and synchronizing checkboxes to preserve progress across sessions. It automatically loads project context and resumes the next pending task.

Session recovery in plan-driven workflows works by persisting completed task statuses and action logs. Upon resuming, it reloads project context, identifies the next pending task, and continues execution seamlessly without losing prior progress.

Yes, you can use branch-based plans, PLAN.md, or FIX_PLAN.md files for task execution. The system supports plan discovery via these formats, automatically loading project context and managing sequential execution accordingly.

The best way to keep plan checkboxes synchronized is through automated status updates. As tasks transition to in_progress or completed, the system automatically syncs corresponding checkboxes in the plan file to reflect real-time progress.

No specific dependencies are required for plan execution and progress persistence. The system operates independently to manage state updates, log actions consistently, and follow existing project conventions without external framework dependencies.