executing-plans

You can automate plan execution by loading a PLAN.md file to process tasks sequentially. The skill enforces dependency order and runs validation checkpoints after each task completes, verifying outputs and recording status before proceeding to the next phase.

Phase-based task execution is an orchestration method that processes tasks sequentially according to predefined dependencies. It loads a structured plan, executes each step individually, and enforces strict sequencing to ensure no task begins before its required predecessors are fully validated.

Yes, the project automation workflow supports human-in-the-loop governance by prompting for confirmation before continuing on sensitive steps. This ensures manual oversight during critical phases while maintaining automated execution for standard validation and testing procedures.

You need a PLAN.md file to start step-by-step workflow execution. This file contains the task structure and dependencies that the automation reads to orchestrate phases, execute individual tasks, and generate a consolidated execution summary for auditing purposes.

The best way to handle error handling across project workflows is using automated checkpoint validation. This approach verifies task outputs, runs tests, and records status before moving on, reducing manual coordination and preventing errors from cascading through subsequent execution phases.

Automated task execution generates summaries by consolidating the status records from all checkpoint validations. After processing the final task in the plan, it compiles the validation results, test outcomes, and human-in-the-loop confirmations into a final execution summary for review.