executing-plans

To execute a development plan in batches, this Skill processes predefined implementation steps in groups, pausing for mandatory review checkpoints and explicit user approval before proceeding to the next batch.

Batch processing for implementation plans is a structured workflow that breaks down complex development tasks into manageable groups. You need it when executing multi-step features that require critical review and verified progress between phases.

Yes, you can control plan execution by defining batch sizes, which default to the first three tasks. The workflow pauses between each batch to report progress and requires explicit user approval before continuing to subsequent tasks.

The best way to ensure architectural review is to use a checkpoint-based execution workflow that prompts for a thorough critical review of the plan before execution begins and pauses after each batch for feedback.

Yes, you need a provided implementation plan to start batch execution. The workflow requires adherence to plan steps and facilitates controlled progress by verifying each batch against the original technical plan.

Your workflow pauses between tasks because the execution operates in controlled batches with mandatory checkpoint reviews. This ensures thorough review, step-by-step execution, and verification reporting before proceeding to subsequent batches.