executing-plans

To execute a written plan with review checkpoints, import the plan file to load its details, translate steps into TodoWrite items for tracking, and run the structured workflow to validate dependencies and produce a final completion report.

The best way to track task progress during plan execution is using a TodoWrite-driven workflow, which translates plan steps into actionable items, enforces orderly execution, and validates dependencies before marking tasks complete.

Yes, you can review dependencies and constraints before executing a plan by performing a critical plan review during the loading phase, which surfaces gaps and validates requirements before task-by-task execution begins.

A structured plan execution workflow handles deviations by enforcing review checkpoints during execution and documenting any deviations alongside lessons learned in a final reporting and closure phase for stakeholders.

Yes, you need a pre-written plan file to use a structured execution workflow, because the process requires existing plan details to load, review critically, translate into TodoWrite tasks, and execute systematically within a single session.

A final plan execution completion report includes the execution results, any deviations from the original plan, and lessons learned, providing stakeholders with a comprehensive closure summary of the tracked workflow.