executing-plans

To execute a project plan in batches with checkpoints, you can load an ordered task file and process it in controlled sessions. The system pauses after each batch for architect review and stakeholder feedback before proceeding.

Batch-based plan execution is a project management process that splits ordered tasks into staged sessions with explicit checkpoints. You need it for long-running projects requiring risk management, staged verification, and human adjustment.

To start batch execution, prepare a plan file containing ordered tasks. Instruct the system to load the plan file and execute it in batches, which will automatically pause after each batch to report progress and await confirmation.

Yes, batch execution is suitable for long-running projects that require staged verification. It enforces a review-driven flow, records progress, and validates each batch before proceeding to ensure stakeholder feedback is incorporated.

Batch plan execution helps prevent drift by enforcing a review-driven flow with explicit checkpoints. It validates each batch before proceeding to the next, reducing drift and accelerating delivery in controlled sessions.

You should not use batch-based execution for projects where tasks cannot be split into clearly defined steps. The process relies on explicit checkpoints for architect review, which may halt progress if structured batches are not defined.