executing-plans

Batched execution applies a written implementation plan in controlled sessions, processing small task groups with architect-reviewed checkpoints before proceeding to verify results and report status.

The default batch size for plan execution is three tasks. The session executes the first three tasks, runs verifications, generates structured reporting, and awaits feedback before loading the next batch.

Batch processing tracks task completion states by marking items as in_progress and completed during execution. It generates structured reporting and verification outputs to inform stakeholders of the current progress.

Yes, plan review and risk identification surface questions or concerns before starting work. You provide a plan file, review it, and initiate the first batch of tasks only after resolving identified risks.

To continue a paused project execution session, you provide feedback on the completed batch. The session loads the next batch of tasks, verifies previous results, and proceeds with structured progress reporting.

Batch-driven execution suits project management workflows requiring controlled sessions. By processing tasks in small groups with review checkpoints, it manages large plans effectively without overwhelming the verification process.