executing-plans

To execute a project plan in batches, the workflow loads the plan file, reviews it critically, and processes tasks in sequential batches. It pauses at predefined checkpoints between batches to provide status updates and handle blockers before continuing.

Handling blockers during project execution involves pausing the batched task workflow at the nearest checkpoint. The system escalates the blocker for review, allowing you to resolve the issue before continuing progression to completion.

Adding review checkpoints to development workflows requires a written implementation plan structured for batched execution. The workflow enforces deterministic checkpoints between batches, ensuring critical review and status reporting occur before progressing to the next set of tasks.

Batched task execution suits any project management plan that requires staged implementation with clear review points. You need to provide a written implementation plan so the workflow can load it, review it, and execute the tasks deterministically.

Project execution stalls at checkpoints because the workflow is designed for critical review and status reporting between batches. This deterministic behavior ensures alignment and quality before allowing progression to the next batch or final development completion.