executing-plans

Batch execution with checkpoints is a workflow approach that executes a development plan in predetermined task groups, pausing for formal review and verification before proceeding to the next batch. This ensures staged execution and audit-ready progress tracking.

To execute a development plan in verifiable stages, load the plan file, critically review it for gaps or concerns, and run the first batch of tasks. Generate a batch completion report and perform checkpoint verifications before starting the next batch.

Yes, you can review a project plan for gaps before execution. The skill critically assesses the loaded plan to surface questions and identify missing elements, ensuring the batch execution proceeds only after concerns are addressed.

Yes, this batch execution workflow supports formal reporting between batches. It produces audit-ready batch completion reports and verifications at each checkpoint, providing the formal review required for staged project execution.

The best way to finish a development branch after staged execution is to use a mandatory sub-skill specifically for branch completion. This ensures the final batch execution and checkpoint verifications are formally concluded before the branch is merged.

Yes, you need a plan source file to use batch execution with checkpoints. The workflow requires a written plan to load, review for gaps, and execute in predetermined batches with formal verifications at each checkpoint.