executing-plans

Executing a development plan in batches requires loading the written plan, critically reviewing it, and processing tasks in configurable batch sizes with review checkpoints to ensure traceable progress and prevent drift.

Adding review checkpoints to plan execution involves batching work into controlled segments, verifying each task, generating a batch report, and pausing for feedback or escalation to reduce misalignment.

Verifying tasks and reporting blockers during plan execution requires per-task verification steps within configured batches, followed by post-batch reporting that pauses work to escalate issues.

Customizing batch size and review frequency for development workflows is supported by loading your plan and adjusting configurable batch settings to control how many tasks execute before a review checkpoint triggers.

Using checkpointed batches for plan execution is ideal when development workflows require traceable progress, strict verification, and controlled task batching to prevent drift and ensure alignment with the original written plan.