executing-plans

Batch execution with checkpoint reviews breaks complex plans into manageable task sets, pausing for human feedback between batches to ensure alignment. It prioritizes data security, backward compatibility, and testability throughout the workflow.

When workflow execution encounters unclear instructions or obstacles, the Skill halts immediately to prevent errors. It can also revisit earlier steps if the implementation plan is updated or requires rethinking before proceeding further.

Risk-based task management during plan execution differentiates steps by risk level using Green, Yellow, and Red categories. This classification determines which tasks require explicit confirmation before proceeding, ensuring safe workflow execution.

You can update an implementation plan and revisit earlier steps after execution starts. The Skill supports rethinking previous batches, allowing you to modify the plan and re-execute tasks to maintain correct workflow alignment.

To start batch execution, you need to provide a pre-defined written implementation plan. The Skill then executes the first batch of tasks from this plan, pausing at review checkpoints for feedback before moving forward.

You should not use automated batch execution when instructions are unclear or obstacles are encountered, as the workflow halts to prevent errors. If your plan lacks defined review checkpoints or risk levels, manual task management may be more appropriate.