executing-plans

Project plan execution in controlled batches requires loading your plan file, reviewing the initial tasks, and initiating the first batch of tasks with clear entry and exit points to maintain scope and quality alignment.

Review checkpoints in project management are gated verifications enforced between batch executions to validate direction, quality, and progress before proceeding to the next stage of implementation.

Validating project direction during staged execution involves enforcing checkpointed reviews between task batches, ensuring transparent reporting of progress, verifications, and any blockers before continuing.

Git worktrees are required for batch-driven project execution, as this skill integrates with workflow skills like using-git-worktrees and finishing-a-development-branch to isolate and manage staged development.

Checkpointed batch execution should be used when coordinating plan-driven work across teams, as structured execution with explicit review checkpoints helps keep scope, quality, and timelines aligned without errors.

Managing gated verifications in a development workflow is best handled by executing plan batches with explicit entry and exit points, enforcing validation reviews between batches to transparently report progress and blockers.