executing-plans

To execute a development plan in batches, load the written plan, review it critically, and process tasks in defined stages. The workflow pauses between batches for architect review, ensuring controlled execution and reducing scope creep before proceeding.

Batch-driven plan execution is a workflow approach that orchestrates implementation by processing tasks in controlled groups. It includes status tracking and verification steps, pausing for human review between batches to reduce misalignment and risk.

Yes, the plan execution workflow supports blocker-driven pauses. During batch processing, the system tracks task status and will pause execution when blockers are surfaced, requiring resolution before continuing to the next batch.

Yes, you need a written implementation plan to start batch execution. The workflow requires loading an existing plan to review critically and batch tasks, making it suitable for projects requiring staged implementation with human checkpoints.

Status tracking works by marking tasks as in_progress and completed throughout the batch execution workflow. It surfaces verifications during the process and pauses execution where needed, ensuring clear visibility into plan progress.