executing-plans

To execute a technical implementation plan, this Skill breaks it down into manageable batches for sequential execution. It processes tasks step-by-step, verifies completion, and pauses at defined review checkpoints for architect feedback before proceeding.

A review checkpoint in the development workflow is a mandatory stopping point between batch executions. It requires critical review and feedback from an architect to ensure the implementation plan meets standards before the next set of tasks begins.

To handle blockers during code implementation, this Skill defines clear stopping conditions and prompts for seeking help. It halts execution when errors are encountered, ensuring issues are resolved before continuing the batch execution process.

Yes, you can execute multiple tasks in batches for a new feature. This Skill manages batch execution by grouping planned tasks sequentially, verifying each step, and reporting progress at mandatory review checkpoints to ensure controlled implementation.

Yes, you need a written implementation plan before starting task management execution. This Skill requires a pre-defined plan, such as a markdown file, to systematically execute each step, track progress, and integrate feedback loops during the development workflow.

The best way to track progress during code implementation is using a structured framework with defined review checkpoints. This Skill reports progress after each task batch, verifies completion, and routes feedback to architects to maintain accurate progress tracking.