executing-plans

Executing a development plan in batches involves loading a plan file, processing tasks in groups of three, and pausing for architecture review and blocker resolution at explicit checkpoints before proceeding to the next batch.

Implementing a multi-phase feature with staged validation requires batch processing of actionable items using TodoWrite, generating critical review prompts between batches to maintain progress and prevent architectural drift.

Tracking actionable items during project execution requires generating and monitoring tasks for each batch using TodoWrite, ensuring explicit completion checks and structured review before advancing.

Batch processing with critical review prompts is needed for architecture refinement when executing complex project work that requires identifying questions or concerns and resolving blockers through staged validation between task groups.

Batch execution does not proceed without resolving blockers; the skill enforces explicit completion checks and halts progress at checkpoints until architect review confirms concerns are addressed.