executing-plans

Batch execution processes a pre-written implementation plan in staged groups, defaulting to three tasks per batch, while enforcing per-task verification and automatic progression control to reduce drift.

Staged plan execution is a workflow technique that breaks a pre-written plan into sequential batches with inter-batch review checkpoints. It is needed when stakeholders or architects must periodically verify progress before continuing.

Step-by-step project execution uses explicit stop-and-ask logic to handle blockers and gaps. When a verification failure or missing requirement is detected, the workflow pauses and asks for clarification before proceeding.

Batch processing includes per-task status tracking and clear reporting of completed work alongside remaining tasks. This provides a real-time view of implementation progress throughout the execution lifecycle.

A pre-written implementation plan is required before starting batch execution. You must load the existing plan file, review it for concerns, and the workflow will then begin executing the first batch of tasks automatically.