executing-plans

Batch execution of an implementation plan involves loading the file, processing tasks in chunks of 3, and pausing for review. It enforces review checkpoints by presenting implementation reports and verification results between batches, awaiting human feedback before proceeding.

Staged execution with human feedback is managed by batching development tasks, tagging statuses, and running verifications. The system critiques the loaded plan, executes tasks in small chunks, and pauses at review checkpoints to report results and await feedback before continuing.

Yes, batch execution requires a pre-existing written implementation plan file. The system loads this plan to coordinate end-to-end execution, ensuring staged processing with built-in reviews, status tagging, and verifications across the development workflow.

Yes, executing an implementation plan integrates with git worktrees to ensure isolated workspaces. It coordinates with required workflow skills like superpowers:using-git-worktrees and superpowers:finishing-a-development-branch to maintain proper handoffs during batch execution.

Implementation plan execution pauses after the first 3 tasks due to default batch processing in small, verifiable chunks. This enforces a review checkpoint to present verification results, report what was implemented, and await human feedback before continuing.

Batch processing for implementation plan execution requires human feedback at review checkpoints to proceed, preventing fully autonomous runs. It also depends on separate workflow skills for writing plans and finishing development branches to ensure isolated workspaces and proper handoffs.