executing-plans

To execute a development plan in batches, load the written implementation plan, run tasks in fixed groups, and pause for human-in-the-loop review and verification after each batch completes.

Batch-based execution is a controlled process that breaks iterative development tasks into defined groups, requiring explicit status updates and verifications before proceeding to the next batch.

Yes, you can pause plan execution for human review. The workflow is review-driven, requiring feedback between batches and escalating any blockers to a human partner before continuing.

Yes, you need a written implementation plan to start. The execution process coordinates loading an existing plan, reviewing it for questions, and then initiating the first batch.

The best way to manage verification and blockers during plan execution is using a checkpoint system that reports outcomes after each batch, automatically escalating unresolved blockers to a human partner.

Executing a plan chains into finishing a development branch by coordinating with completion workflows, integrating git workspace isolation and final verification to close the iterative development cycle.