executing-plans

Batch execution with review checkpoints groups written plan tasks into segments requiring human partner approval before proceeding. This enforces structured task progression, status tracking, and verification, explicitly prompting to continue or halt between batches.

Structured plan execution is a workflow mechanism that automates a written implementation plan by enforcing task progression and verification between batches. It applies to development, QA, or research contexts where governance and drift reduction are required.

Yes, batch processing applies directly to QA workflows and research contexts. The Skill aligns with development workflows by enforcing structured task progression and verifications, ensuring a human partner can review and approve tasks iteratively.

To prevent plan drift during project development execution, the Skill enforces structured task progression with explicit stop and continue prompts. Requiring a human partner to review and approve batches reduces drift and ensures governance over the implementation plan.

Yes, a written implementation plan is required before starting batch task progression. The Skill automates execution of a written plan by batching tasks, meaning the plan must exist and be reviewed by a human partner before the first batch executes.