executing-plans

Batch execution loads a written implementation plan and processes it in controlled batches, pausing at review checkpoints to ensure alignment. It enforces batch boundaries, status transitions, and verification before proceeding to the next cycle.

Blocker handling during batch execution stops the workflow and escalates for clarification when a blocker is encountered. This prevents unverified changes from proceeding past batch boundaries until the blocker is resolved and reviewed.

Verification tracks status transitions across batch execution cycles by enforcing checkpoint reviews. It generates traceable progress reporting between batches and at completion to confirm that each stage meets plan requirements before advancing.

Batch processing with review checkpoints works without external dependencies. It relies entirely on the written implementation plan and test references to enforce batch boundaries, verifications, and reporting across review cycles.

Staged execution with batch boundaries is needed when a plan exists and requires controlled execution, verification, and reviewer approval between cycles. It ensures traceable progress reporting and prevents unreviewed changes from accumulating.

Batch execution stops at review checkpoints to enforce verification and ensure alignment before the next status transition. Running continuously would bypass blocker handling, status tracking, and the traceable reporting needed between batches.