cmd-workflow-execute-plan

Batch execution of a written plan requires loading the file, running tasks in configurable batch sizes, and verifying each task before completion. This approach automates staged execution with built-in review checkpoints.

Batch processing with review checkpoints is a task-management method that executes plan-driven tasks in controlled groups. It performs per-batch verification and provides structured reporting after each batch to ensure critical review.

To load and validate a plan file from a repository location, you initiate a workflow that retrieves the latest plan and verifies its structure. This validates the plan before beginning staged batch execution.

You can maintain a living document of progress and decisions during plan execution by updating living documents throughout the workflow. This captures progress, decision logs, and discoveries alongside per-batch verification.

The best way to track discoveries and decisions during staged plan execution is maintaining living documents like a Decision Log and Surprises & Discoveries. This records critical review outcomes after each batch.

You need batch processing with per-task verification for plan execution when a scenario requires staged execution and critical review. This satisfies requirements for configurable batch sizes and verification before completion across tasks.