executing-plans

Batch execution processes pre-written development plans in manageable steps, pausing between batches for mandatory code review and feedback. This ensures systematic task completion, runs specified verifications after each task, and stops execution to request clarification upon encountering blockers.

Managing complex feature implementation is done by loading a detailed plan, executing the first set of tasks, getting human review feedback at checkpoints, and proceeding with the next batch. This workflow reduces errors and improves development efficiency through systematic verification.

Batched development workflow runs specified verifications after each task to ensure correctness before proceeding. It enforces adherence to plan instructions and pauses execution between batches, requiring human review and feedback before initiating the next set of tasks.

Yes, the execution workflow handles blockers by stopping execution immediately and requesting clarification. This prevents deviations from the pre-written implementation plan and ensures that task management remains systematic and accurate during development.

Yes, a pre-written implementation plan is required as input to begin batched execution. The workflow loads the plan, executes tasks in batches, runs verifications, and integrates with other skills for development completion, ensuring all instructions are followed systematically.