executing-plans

Batch execution for development plans works by loading a written plan, executing discrete batches of tasks, and performing critical verifications at inter-batch checkpoints to ensure requirements are met before escalating blockers or proceeding.

Batch-based task execution with verification gates is a process of implementing a written plan in controlled steps, requiring critical review and verification between each batch to catch blockers and ensure quality before moving forward.

To start executing a multi-step development project, load your implementation plan, review it for concerns, and begin executing the first batch while applying verification gates at each inter-batch checkpoint.

Yes, batch execution of development plans integrates with git worktrees, allowing you to isolate batch-based task execution and verification gates within separate worktrees before finishing the development branch.

You need to escalate blockers during batch plan execution when verification checkpoints fail, ensuring that critical review gates catch issues before proceeding to the next batch of development tasks.

Yes, batch plan execution integrates with writing plans and finishing development branches, providing a complete workflow from plan creation through batch-based execution with verifications to final branch completion.