executing-plans

Implementation plan execution requires a mandatory critical pre-execution review to catch gaps or concerns, followed by step-by-step task tracking with verification to ensure each plan item is completed correctly.

Structured task execution handles unresolved plan gaps or test failures through defined blocker handling protocols that set clear stop conditions, pausing execution to prevent guesswork and costly mistakes.

Yes, you need a git worktree because this workflow executes pre-defined implementation plans in isolated workspaces and integrates with development branch completion skills for structured task tracking.

A critical plan review is a mandatory pre-execution step to catch gaps or concerns in written implementation plans. You need it before work begins to reduce the risk of error-prone, unvetted implementation.

The best way to track task status during code workflow implementation is to use a structured execution workflow with progress marking and verification steps, satisfying requirements for task status tracking and blocker handling.