executing-plans

Automating implementation plan execution requires processing written plans in manageable batches with mandatory review checkpoints between each batch, validating task completion through specified verifications to ensure adherence to the plan's steps.

Batch execution for task management is a process that executes implementation plan tasks in manageable groups, pausing between batches for critical review and feedback. This systematic approach ensures correctness by running specified verifications after each task completion.

To execute a written implementation plan step by step, process tasks in batches with mandatory review checkpoints between each batch. Run specified verifications after each task to validate completion and ensure adherence to the plan's steps before proceeding to the next batch.

Executing plans integrates with git worktrees to provide isolated development environments during implementation. This integration allows systematic task execution with review checkpoints while maintaining code isolation throughout the batch execution process.

This development workflow requires a pre-defined written implementation plan as input to systematically execute tasks in batches. Without a plan containing tasks and specified verifications, the batch execution and checkpoint review process cannot function as designed.

Batch execution pauses between batches to enable critical review and feedback before proceeding to the next set of tasks. These mandatory checkpoint reviews ensure task completion is validated through specified verifications and adherence to the plan's steps is maintained.