executing-plans

To execute a development plan in batches, load a structured plan file into a review session, execute tasks in batches with status tracking, and pause at checkpoints for feedback. This ensures quality control and alignment during project workflow execution.

Tracking task status during project workflow execution involves using explicit batch execution states like in_progress and completed. This structured approach enables clear progress reporting and iterative feedback between development batches.

Yes, you can pause development tasks for human review by using a review-driven workflow. The process executes a batch of tasks, reports results, and pauses at checkpoints to gather feedback and adjustments before proceeding.

Batch execution requires structured plan input to successfully load the plan into a review session. While the exact format depends on your project management or QA workflow, the plan must clearly define tasks for explicit in-batch verifications.

You should not use batch execution with checkpoints for simple tasks that require no staged reviews or verifications. This approach is designed for development, project management, and QA workflows that require iterative feedback and clear completion signaling.