executing-an-implementation-plan

Automating implementation plan execution requires sequentially dispatching tasks for each phase, utilizing fresh subagents for parallel processing, and continuously reviewing code until all issues are resolved. This minimizes context usage and maintains human transparency throughout the workflow.

Phase-based task dispatch is a project management technique that executes an implementation plan by sequentially handling tasks for each phase individually. It dispatches fresh subagents for each task, ensuring accountability and minimizing context usage while maintaining human oversight through detailed output.

To execute an implementation plan from your project root, run the execute-plan command with the path to your plan file. The system will sequentially dispatch tasks for each phase, review code iteratively, and update project context automatically.

Yes, plan execution requires interaction with a code review skill to continuously iterate on code quality until all issues are resolved. It also requires a project librarian agent for the final context update, ensuring complete and transparent project management.

Task dispatch is specifically designed for implementation plans with independent tasks. It streamlines execution by dispatching fresh subagents for each task, ensuring parallel processing and accountability while maintaining human transparency through detailed subagent output.

Automated phase-based execution relies on sequential task dispatch for each phase, which may not fully optimize interdependent tasks. It also requires both a code review skill and project librarian agent to function, and demands human oversight through detailed subagent output reviews.