executing-plans

To execute a development plan in batches, load the plan file for a critical review, process the first three default tasks, run verifications, and pause for feedback before proceeding to the next batch. This iterative development ensures controlled execution and continuous validation.

Batch processing in iterative development workflows breaks complex implementation plans into manageable task groups, executing them sequentially with mandatory review checkpoints. This ensures all specified verifications run for each task, stopping immediately if a blocker is encountered to prompt for clarification.

Yes, plan execution stops immediately if a blocker is encountered, prompting for user clarification. The system requires a critical review of the plan before execution and reports progress with verification outputs after each batch to identify concerns early.

Yes, this batch execution approach supports task management workflows requiring approval by pausing after each batch for critical review. It reports progress and verification outputs, making it suitable for implementing features where steps need product manager review before proceeding.

To verify task completion during an iterative development workflow, the execution process runs all specified verifications for each task within a batch. It then reports these verification outputs at the mandatory review checkpoint before proceeding to the next set of tasks.