executing-plans

To execute a development plan with code review checkpoints, load the plan and process tasks in manageable batches, pausing between each batch for critical feedback and verification before proceeding to the next stage.

Batch execution breaks complex software features into defined plan steps, executing tasks iteratively and enforcing mandatory verification checks after each task to ensure development workflow adherence before reaching the next review checkpoint.

Yes, you need a detailed, pre-defined implementation plan to use this workflow, as the execution mechanism loads and critically reviews the provided written plan to guide subsequent batch processing and milestone approvals.

The best way to manage iterative development workflows is executing plan steps in sequential batches, enforcing verification at each stage, and requiring architect approval at defined milestones to ensure critical review before continuing.

When task verification fails during plan execution, the iterative development process pauses at the checkpoint, preventing advancement to the next batch until the critical review identifies and resolves the execution discrepancy.