executing-plans

Execute plans in controlled batches with review checkpoints between stages. This approach breaks complex implementation into small task groups (typically 3 tasks per batch), allowing focused work and architect feedback after each batch completes, preventing errors from compounding.

Implement mandatory review checkpoints after each batch of tasks. Report progress, findings, and blockers after completing each batch, then wait for feedback before proceeding to the next set of tasks. This staged verification catches architectural deviations early.

Orchestrate execution by processing tasks in controlled batches with per-task state tracking and verification between steps. Track progress through each batch, report outcomes, and maintain checkpoint records that enable iterative review and adjustment of the remaining plan.

Stop immediately and request guidance when encountering blockers rather than attempting workarounds. The batch-execution approach with mandatory checkpoints ensures blockers surface early, allowing architect feedback before proceeding further into the implementation.

Yes. Batch execution works with variable task complexity by tracking state per task and requiring review checkpoints between batches. The flexible batch model accommodates different task sizes while maintaining systematic progress verification and architectural alignment.