execute-plan

You can execute multi-step plans by building a topological dependency graph that runs tasks level by level. This approach maximizes parallel execution while preserving correctness and maintaining safe execution gates for human verification.

Topological dependency analysis structures plan tasks into a graph, grouping them into execution levels. This enables parallel execution of independent tasks within a level while ensuring dependent tasks wait, maximizing throughput without violating execution order.

Adding human verification gates to parallel workflow automation requires prompting for confirmation before critical transitions and during error conditions. This ensures safe, auditable implementation by pausing automated execution for manual review.

Use inline execution for simple, independent tasks and subagent-based execution for complex, multi-step operations. This decision rule ensures flexible execution modes that match task complexity while optimizing overall workflow automation performance.

Robust error handling in parallel plan execution triggers safe execution gates during error conditions, pausing the dependency graph execution. This prompts human verification to ensure auditable recovery and prevent unsafe outcomes before resuming.

Yes, you can load a finalized plan file to execute it safely without manual dependency tracking. The system automatically performs topological dependency analysis to handle parallel task execution and requests human confirmation only when needed.