executing-plans

To execute a written implementation plan step by step, this Skill processes defined task batches sequentially, running verifications and pausing for review checkpoints between batches. It manages the iterative development workflow until all tasks are complete.

Review checkpoints in a development workflow are pauses between task batches where execution stops to report progress and await human feedback. They ensure alignment with your lead developer before proceeding to the next set of implementation tasks.

Managing iterative code implementation with feedback loops involves executing tasks in batches, running verifications, and reporting progress at defined checkpoints. This Skill halts execution after each batch to await explicit approval before proceeding to the next phase.

Yes, you need a pre-written technical plan to use task management execution. This Skill requires an existing implementation plan file with defined tasks and verifications to systematically process, as it does not generate the plan itself.

You should stop code execution and ask for help during plan implementation when blockers or ambiguities arise that prevent task completion. This Skill provides clear error handling guidance to halt and request human assistance at these checkpoints.