executing-plans

Batch execution of an implementation plan processes tasks in defined groups, defaulting to the first three, and pauses for mandatory review checkpoints between batches to verify results and gather architect feedback.

Iterative development workflows are managed by executing written implementation plans in batched steps, running specified verifications for each task, and reporting progress at mandatory checkpoint reviews before proceeding.

A written implementation plan is required before starting batch execution, as the process demands critical review of the plan to manage task execution, verification, and reporting effectively throughout the development workflow.

Batch execution integrates with a finishing skill upon completion to handle final verification and finalize the development workflow, ensuring the implementation plan is fully reviewed and completed.

Task verification ensures each step is followed exactly and runs specified verifications, halting batch execution at the checkpoint review to report progress and verification results for architect feedback before proceeding.

Use batched execution for code implementation when you have a detailed technical plan for a new feature and need to systematically implement it while getting critical feedback at key stages before proceeding.