executing-plans

Batch execution processes tasks in small, reviewable groups to enable early feedback. You load the written plan, review it for questions or risks, then execute tasks in staged batches with verification and progress reporting after each group.

Structured plan review prevents scope creep by enforcing critical checkpoints between batches. The process surfaces questions or concerns before starting execution, then verifies completed work and reports progress after each batch to ensure alignment.

Batch task execution supports handoffs to related workflow capabilities like using-git-worktrees and finishing-a-development-branch. This integration enables end-to-end delivery by connecting staged execution with branch management and finalization.

Plan execution with checkpoints defaults to processing the first three tasks as a batch. After reviewing the initial plan, you proceed with the first batch, verify each step, and adjust subsequent batches as needed based on reporting.

Automated verification and progress reporting generate updates after each batch with completed work and verification results. This structured process enforces per-batch task execution, verification, and reporting to track execution progress.

Batch execution with checkpoints is not suited for single-step tasks or workflows requiring no review. It is designed for development or operational workflows where plans need staged execution, critical review between batches, and course correction.