executing-plans

To execute an implementation plan in batches, load a plan file into a dedicated session and process defined task groups sequentially, pausing for human validation and status reporting between each batch before proceeding to the next steps.

Batch-driven plan execution is a project management process where implementation steps are grouped and executed sequentially with mandatory review checkpoints. You need it when a project requires controlled progress, status reporting, and human validation between task groups.

To load and validate a plan file, provide the plan path to the session, which then parses the file structure and surfaces any questions or gaps before execution begins, ensuring the plan is complete and ready for batch processing.

Yes, you can adapt implementation steps based on feedback during plan execution. The process logs feedback and verification outputs after each batch, allowing subsequent iterations to adjust to the review input before continuing development.

Yes, batch execution integrates with a development branch workflow by invoking finishing-a-development-branch to complete development. It applies to projects that require batch execution, status reporting, and human validation within a dedicated session.

Executing a plan without checkpoints removes the ability to perform human validation and review progress between batches. This bypasses status reporting and verification outputs, increasing the risk of uncontrolled errors going unnoticed across subsequent development steps.