executing-plans

Executing an implementation plan with checkpoints involves loading a written plan, running tasks in manageable batches, and pausing for explicit review and feedback before proceeding. This ensures verifications pass and architectural drift is minimized.

Managing task progress during feature development is handled by tracking tasks through 'in_progress' and 'completed' states. Execution stops immediately upon encountering blockers or unclear instructions, requiring critical review of the plan beforehand.

Implementing a complex feature with stage sign-offs uses batch execution to break down the plan. Checkpoint reviews pause execution between batches, ensuring each stage is verified and feedback is incorporated before proceeding to the next.

Batch execution does stop immediately when encountering blockers or unclear instructions. It requires a critical review of the plan before execution begins and integrates verification steps within each task to ensure correctness.

You need to run verification steps within task execution when implementing a complex feature where each stage requires sign-off. Verification ensures correctness and maintains quality alignment between manageable batches of tasks.