executing-plans

Automating development plan execution requires loading a written strategy, reviewing it for gaps, and running tasks step by step with mandatory verification checkpoints to track progress. This structured workflow ensures checkpoints are met before proceeding.

A plan-driven development workflow with subagent support coordinates plan execution across isolated workspaces, enabling parallel workstreams and safe integrations. Subagents handle individual tasks while the main workflow tracks status and imposes verification checks.

Yes, you can coordinate parallel workstreams using git-worktrees to facilitate isolated workspaces and safe integrations during release preparation. Subagents execute tasks in separate worktrees while the main workflow enforces step-by-step verification checks.

Reviewing a development plan for gaps involves loading the written strategy, analyzing it for missing steps or verification checkpoints, and identifying incomplete task definitions. This review occurs before execution begins to ensure a structured workflow.

The best way to track progress during plan execution is imposing a structured workflow with step-by-step status updates and mandatory verification checks across isolated workspaces. This ensures checkpoints are met and progress is monitored during coordinated releases.

Automated plan execution may not suit ad-hoc code changes or tasks lacking written strategies, as it imposes a structured workflow with mandatory verification checks and step-by-step status updates. It is designed for plan-driven development cycles, not spontaneous modifications.