executing-plans

Batch execution applies to projects with a written plan, batchable tasks, and review checkpoints, such as feature development, testing cycles, and architectural changes, ensuring disciplined progress tracking and incremental reporting.

Progress tracking during feature development is best handled through batch execution with per-batch verifications, status tracking, and incremental reporting between batches to maintain alignment with the original plan.

You can apply batch execution to testing cycles and architectural changes by coordinating batchable tasks, applying per-batch verifications, and providing review checkpoints before transitioning to subsequent batches or completion.

A written implementation plan is required before batch execution, as the process involves loading the plan file, reviewing it critically for gaps, and executing batchable tasks with verifications and status tracking.

Verifying task completion between batches requires per-batch verifications and incremental reporting, ensuring each batch meets quality standards before transitioning to subsequent batches or final completion.