executing-plans

To execute implementation plans without task drift, follow architect-approved steps line-by-line and enforce verification evidence after each task. This blocking approach halts progress on uncertainty, ensuring work remains verifiable and traceable.

Plan-based task execution with mandatory verification is a workflow that coordinates implementation by following authored steps exactly and producing verification outputs for every completed task. It enforces review findings before advancing to the next phase.

Plan execution does stop when missing inputs or uncertainty occurs. The system blocks over guessing by halting progress immediately upon encountering uncertainty, enforcing strict stop conditions until clarifications or required data are provided.

You can batch execute tasks and provide context to subagents. The system supports modes for batch or subagent execution, delivering full task context to subagents to prevent information gaps during implementation.

You do need plan documents from writing-plans to execute tasks faithfully. The execution skill requires these architect-approved plan files as input to coordinate step-by-step implementation and produce task-level verification logs.