executing-plans

To execute an implementation plan using TDD, the workflow breaks the plan into small task batches and implements each through the RED-GREEN-REFACTOR cycle. It verifies code quality via automated tests, linting, and type-checking at each stage.

Automated verification during code generation works by enforcing verification gates. Before proceeding to the next batch, all generated code must pass automated tests, linting, and type-checking to ensure structural quality and correctness.

The best way to manage deviations from an approved software plan is through structured reporting and user direction. The workflow pauses at checkpoint reviews, providing summaries to seek user approval before continuing or adjusting the path.

Yes, you can use this workflow to implement approved plans with minimal manual coding. It automates code generation for each task batch using TDD, but requires your direction at defined checkpoint reviews to approve progress and manage blockers.

You need checkpoint reviews during plan execution at the completion of each task batch. These reviews provide regular summaries of the TDD progress, allowing you to verify results, approve the next steps, and address any blockers or deviations.

Plan execution stops if automated tests fail because verification gates must pass before moving forward. This ensures all code meets quality standards through the TDD cycle, preventing deviations from cascading into subsequent task batches.