executing-plans

To execute an implementation plan in batches, load the plan into a controlled environment, review it critically for gaps, and drive task execution in groups with checkpoints. This ensures tasks are marked as in_progress or completed, verifications are performed, and progress is reported between batches.

A batch execution workflow with checkpoints is a project management process that breaks a written plan into controlled task groups, performs verifications between batches, and enforces status tracking. It provides structured review points for feedback before proceeding to the next batch of tasks.

Yes, you can review a development plan for gaps before starting task execution. The plan inspection process loads the plan file, identifies missing information, and raises questions to ensure the plan is validated before any batch execution begins.

To track task status and verify progress during a development workflow, enforce that tasks are marked as in_progress and completed, and perform verifications between execution batches. This structured tracking ensures accurate progress reporting and validation at each checkpoint.

Yes, batch execution works with finishing a development branch. After completing all task batches and verifications, a finishing-a-development-branch sub-skill is invoked for finalization to properly close out the project execution workflow.

You should not use batch-driven plan execution for project workflows that lack a written implementation plan or do not require validation, batch-driven work, and structured review between batches. It is designed for environments where checkpoint feedback and status tracking are necessary.