executing-plans

Batch execution with review checkpoints works by loading a written plan, running a defined group of tasks (default three), verifying outcomes, reporting progress, and iterating until completion. This enforces human-in-the-loop verification between phases.

Batch-driven plan execution with human-in-the-loop verification is a structured workflow that runs tasks in defined groups, pauses for explicit outcome review and feedback incorporation, and reports status before continuing to the next batch.

Yes, you can use batch execution and progress reporting for research tasks. The workflow supports phased projects requiring human-in-the-loop verification, including software development sprints, research tasks, and operations.

The best way to verify outcomes before continuing is using checkpointed reporting: execute a batch of tasks (default three), pause to review results and incorporate feedback, then report status before proceeding to the next batch.

Yes, executing plans with batch reviews works for finishing a development branch. The workflow explicitly invokes a sub-skill at the end to handle finishing a development branch after all batches are complete.

You need structured progress reporting for phased execution when a project requires batch-driven task completion, explicit verification checkpoints, and human-in-the-loop review across software development, research, or operations workflows.