executing-plans

Executing implementation plans in controlled batches involves loading a .tasks.json file or parsing a plan, verifying task dependencies, and pausing for human review after each batch completes.

Batched execution with review checkpoints is a process where an agent executes small groups of plan tasks, runs verifications, updates statuses, and stops to provide a checkpoint report for human feedback.

Automating feature branch creation and task verification from a written plan requires bootstrapping tasks from the plan file, enforcing dependency relationships, and running verifications between execution batches.

Yes, you can load an existing .tasks.json file to resume a multi-step development workflow, which restores the native TaskList and dependency relationships before executing the next batch of tasks.

The best way to manage task dependencies and statuses during automated plan execution is enforcing blockedBy relationships within a native TaskList, updating statuses after each batch, and persisting changes to .tasks.json.

You should not use batched execution for implementation plans when tasks lack clear dependency structures or verification steps, as the workflow relies on blocking relationships and checkpoint reports to ensure safe progress.