executing-plans

Batch plan execution automates running written plans in controlled groups with explicit checkpoints for human review. It loads a plan, creates todos, executes steps, verifies results, and pauses between batches for feedback before continuing to subsequent groups.

Batching software development tasks with review involves loading a plan, executing steps in defined groups, and verifying results at each checkpoint. This approach raises concerns and adjusts the plan between batches to ensure quality and alignment before proceeding.

Batch execution works for DevOps workflows and maintenance tasks by applying plan-driven work in controlled batches. It executes steps, performs verifications, reports progress, and continues with subsequent batches after review checkpoints are passed.

To start executing a plan file, load it and review the contents critically. The automation creates a TodoWrite list, executes the first batch of tasks, verifies results, and pauses for human review and feedback before continuing to the next batch.

Batch plan execution supports adjusting the plan during the workflow through critical feedback between batches. After each batch completes and results are verified, concerns can be raised and the plan modified before continuing execution with subsequent batches.