build-loop

Task-by-task execution is automated by reading the approved plan, dispatching implementation to other skills, and validating output through quality gates. This loop continues sequentially, completing one task before moving to the next.

Quality gates in build orchestration are validation checks that run after each task is completed. They enforce correctness by running spec reviews, constitution checks, and quality reviews before the execution loop updates progress and proceeds.

To start building an approved feature plan, you simply instruct the system to begin execution. The orchestration loop will then autonomously identify the next incomplete task, implement it, run tests, and ensure quality before continuing.

Task management orchestration is suitable for complex feature breakdowns because it breaks them into manageable tasks and executes them sequentially. It tracks progress and ensures each step meets quality standards before advancing the loop.

A pre-approved plan is required to run the build execution loop. The skill reads this plan to identify the next incomplete task, dispatches implementation, validates the output, and updates progress autonomously throughout the process.

Your build loop pauses between implementation tasks to run integrated quality gates. These validation checks ensure the output of each step meets correctness standards before the loop updates progress and moves to the next task.