executing-plans

To execute a written implementation plan with review checkpoints, load the plan file and process tasks in manageable batches. The workflow pauses after each batch to report progress and await your feedback before proceeding to the next set of tasks.

Yes, you can run verification steps automatically after completing each task in a development workflow. The execution process includes running specified verifications after every task to ensure code implementation quality before moving to the next batch.

Batch processing works by executing implementation plan tasks in small chunks, defaulting to the first three tasks. It pauses after each batch for a checkpoint review, ensuring systematic completion and allowing critical review before proceeding.

When a blocker occurs during code implementation execution, the process adheres to strict stop conditions and halts immediately. Execution pauses to prevent further errors, waiting for you to resolve the blocker before resuming the batch processing.

Yes, you need a detailed plan file before starting task management execution. The process requires critical review of a pre-defined written implementation plan to ensure structured, iterative execution with defined review checkpoints.

The best way to manage a complex development workflow is structured iterative execution of an implementation plan. This approach uses batch processing and checkpoint reviews to break down code implementation into small, verifiable stages.