executing-plans

Batch execution with review checkpoints involves loading a written plan, validating it for gaps, executing tasks in controlled groups, and reporting outcomes for human review before proceeding to the next batch.

A plan-based execution workflow with interim verifications is a staged process that loads a written plan, executes tasks in batches, and enforces status tracking with human review checkpoints between each batch to catch blockers.

Preparing a written plan for batch execution requires providing a clear plan file, which the system loads and critically reviews for gaps or blockers before preparing the tasks for stepwise execution and status tracking.

Batch execution does not work without a detailed plan file; the workflow requires clear plan input to validate against gaps and prepare tasks for staged execution with review checkpoints.

If the plan review identifies blockers before execution, the process prompts for human input to resolve the gaps, ensuring the plan is fully validated before any tasks are prepared for batch execution.

You should not use a staged batch execution approach when your project lacks a detailed written plan or does not require human review checkpoints, as the workflow enforces stepwise validation and interim reporting.