executing-plans

To execute a development plan in batches with review checkpoints, use a structured task execution workflow that processes implementation steps in defined groups and pauses for human feedback. This approach defaults to processing the first three tasks before stopping for review.

Batched task execution for code implementation is a development workflow process that breaks down a written plan into manageable groups. It processes tasks iteratively, reporting progress and verification results between batches to allow course correction during refactoring or module development.

Yes, this workflow requires a pre-written implementation plan file. You must provide a detailed plan document, such as a markdown file containing refactoring steps and verifications, before initiating the batched execution and review checkpoint process.

Yes, you can integrate task execution with git worktrees and development branch workflows. The batched execution process is designed to adhere to plan steps and verifications while integrating with required workflow skills like git worktrees and finishing development branches.

The best way to manage iterative development workflow with human feedback is to process plan tasks in small reviewable batches with mandatory checkpoints. Reporting progress and verification results between batches ensures structured control and allows course correction at each stage.