executing-plans

Batch execution divides your plan into discrete phases with verification checkpoints between each. Load your complete plan, review it critically, then run tasks in staged groups—typically the first 3—verify results, report outcomes, and proceed to the next batch only after review approval.

Plan verification happens at two stages: critical review of the full plan before any execution begins, then verification checks after each batch completes. This ensures tasks executed exactly as specified and outcomes meet expectations before advancing.

Yes. Batch execution with checkpoints is designed for this workflow. After completing an initial batch, the Skill surfaces outcomes and readiness status, allowing you to review results, incorporate feedback, and decide whether to proceed to the next batch.

Batch coordination breaks complex plans into manageable phases with formal reporting between each. This controlled approach prevents cascading failures, enables mid-course corrections, and ensures stakeholders review progress before committing to subsequent tasks.

Status updates surface task outcomes and any deviations from the plan specification. Failed or misaligned tasks are reported at the checkpoint, allowing you to diagnose the issue, adjust the plan, or correct execution before proceeding to the next batch.