executing-plans

You can automate plan execution by loading a written implementation plan and executing tasks in defined batches, defaulting to the first three. The process pauses between batches to report results and prompt for a critical human review before proceeding.

Batch processing in task management works by executing a pre-defined set of plan tasks sequentially, running verifications for each, and halting after a batch is complete. This mechanism ensures controlled code implementation and human verification before continuing.

The best way to execute a development plan is using batch processing with defined review checkpoints. This approach breaks down complex tasks, runs specified verifications for each task, and requires human review after each batch to ensure quality before proceeding.

Yes, you need git worktrees to execute implementation plans with checkpoints. The Skill requires integration with git worktrees, plan writing, and finishing development branches to maintain a complete and isolated development workflow.

Yes, you can use this plan execution skill for complex software engineering features. It is designed for implementing new software features based on detailed technical plans, ensuring each step is verified and reviewed by a human before proceeding to the next set of tasks.

You should not use batch processing for code implementation when you lack a pre-defined implementation plan or cannot perform critical reviews between batches. The workflow depends on written plans, verifiable tasks, and human checkpoints to function correctly.