executing-plans

To execute a development plan with human review checkpoints, you load a pre-defined written implementation plan to process tasks in manageable batches. The workflow pauses execution between each batch, presenting results for your feedback and critical review before proceeding to the next group of tasks.

Batch execution for iterative development is a process that groups implementation tasks into manageable sets to prevent overwhelm. It ensures verifications are run and critical tasks are followed precisely, requiring mandatory human approval at defined intervals before continuing to the next batch.

You ensure critical coding tasks are followed precisely by executing a written plan in batches with mandatory human checkpoints. Verification criteria are checked for each step, and user feedback is incorporated before the workflow proceeds, catching errors early during feature implementation.

Yes, you can pause task execution for user feedback by using human checkpoints between batches. The workflow stops at defined intervals during complex task execution, presenting the completed coding tasks for your approval and critical review to ensure alignment before proceeding.

Yes, you need a pre-defined written implementation plan to use batch execution. The workflow is designed to load an existing plan and execute its tasks in batches, relying on the specified verification criteria and defined intervals to manage the iterative development process effectively.