executing-plans

Batch execution processes a written implementation plan in sequential increments, defaulting to the first three tasks, and pauses for mandatory review checkpoints between each batch to ensure critical verification before proceeding.

Step-by-step task execution with built-in checkpoint reviews breaks complex development workflows into manageable batches, ensuring each verification step specified in the plan is completed before advancing to the next batch.

Yes, batch execution loads tasks directly from 'implementation_plan.md' and begins processing the first batch of tasks sequentially, reading the predefined plan to execute and verify each step as outlined.

Error handling provides clear stopping conditions for blockers during plan execution and prompts for user clarification rather than guessing, ensuring the batched workflow pauses appropriately at review checkpoints.

Yes, batch plan execution seamlessly integrates with git-worktrees and finishing-a-development-branch skills, providing a complete development lifecycle from environment setup through step-by-step task execution to final branch review.

Batched execution is not suited for implementation plans lacking explicit verification criteria or steps, as the mechanism requires predefined tasks and stopping conditions to properly pause for checkpoint reviews and prevent errors.