executing-plans

To execute a development plan with review checkpoints, the skill processes written implementation steps in manageable batches. It pauses execution between batches, requiring human review and feedback before proceeding to the next set of tasks.

Batched task execution in iterative development workflows is a mechanism that groups implementation plan steps into manageable sets. It manages task execution, verification, and reporting while pausing for human review before advancing to the next batch.

To stop development workflow execution when encountering blockers, the system halts immediately upon finding unclear instructions or errors. This prevents rework by requiring critical plan review and verification before proceeding further.

Yes, you need a written implementation plan before starting task execution. The skill requires a pre-defined plan file to load and execute tasks in batched steps, ensuring critical stages are reviewed and verified before moving forward.

Yes, you can use git worktrees to manage iterative development workflow execution. The skill depends on git worktrees for branch management and integrates with finishing-a-development-branch for finalization after completing the execution.

The best way to implement a complex feature requiring stage validation is using batched execution with checkpoint reviews. This structured approach ensures each stage is carefully validated by senior engineers or product managers before the next stage begins.