executing-plans

To execute a development plan in batches with mandatory code review checkpoints, this Skill processes written implementation tasks in sequential groups, pausing after each batch to present verification outputs for human feedback before proceeding to subsequent tasks.

Iterative development with checkpoint reviews is a workflow mechanism that executes manageable batches of tasks, pauses to present implemented work and verification outputs, and waits for human partner feedback before executing the next batch to ensure alignment and prevent errors.

You start iterative development by providing a written implementation plan; the Skill automatically selects the first batch of tasks, typically the first three, executes them, and presents the results for your critical review and feedback.

Yes, you need a pre-defined written implementation plan as input; the Skill requires this structured task list to execute development batches sequentially and facilitate the mandatory review checkpoints between each group.

The best way to manage task execution for complex feature development is batch processing with checkpoint reviews, ensuring a senior engineer reviews each stage's progress and verification outputs before subsequent tasks are executed to catch potential issues early.

Your development workflow needs checkpoint reviews between task batches to prevent errors and ensure alignment; this structured approach forces a critical review of plan execution and verification outputs at defined stages before proceeding.