executing-plans

Executing a project plan in controlled sessions requires loading the plan, iterating over task batches, and verifying outcomes at explicit checkpoints. The system updates task states, compiles verification results, and generates progress reports between batches to reduce drift.

Preventing workflow drift during plan execution requires controlled sessions with explicit review checkpoints. By verifying outcomes between batches and escalating blockers before continuing, you maintain alignment and adapt based on documented feedback and human input.

Tracking task states and compiling verification results during project execution is handled automatically during batch iterations. The process updates task states within each batch, compiles verification outcomes at checkpoints, and generates progress reports to document feedback and adapt to human input.

You can escalate blockers and adapt a written plan mid-execution at batch checkpoints. The workflow pauses between batches to report progress, verify outcomes, and incorporate human input, allowing you to address blockers and adjust before continuing to the next batch.

A pre-written implementation plan file is required to start batch execution. The process begins by loading and critically reviewing the written plan before execution, ensuring the tasks are parsed and structured into batches for controlled iteration and verification.