executing-plans

Executing a development plan in batches involves loading a structured plan, critically reviewing it, and implementing tasks in controlled groups with per-batch verification and progress reporting for feedback between batches.

Batch-based plan execution is a deterministic task execution process that splits a structured implementation plan into groups, completes per-batch verifications, and pauses for feedback-driven continuation at defined review checkpoints.

To start batch execution, load the full structured plan, review it for concerns, execute the first batch of three tasks with verifications, and report results for review before proceeding to the next batch.

Batch execution works with any full, structured implementation plan provided by a partner. It requires deterministic task definitions within the plan structure to enable per-batch tracking and feedback-driven continuation.

The best way to track progress between task batches is using per-batch task status tracking and clear reporting for feedback, ensuring verification outcomes are reviewed before continuing to the next iteration of the plan.

You should not use batch execution if your plan lacks a full, structured format or if tasks require continuous, non-deterministic execution without review checkpoints, as this process relies on feedback-driven continuation between batches.