executing-plans

Executing an implementation plan with human review checkpoints involves processing tasks in defined batches and pausing after each batch for feedback. This skill breaks plans into increments, defaulting to three tasks, and waits for verification before proceeding.

Batched execution in a software development workflow is completing tasks in grouped increments rather than all at once. It ensures step-by-step execution and verification, allowing senior engineers to review code progress between each set of completed tasks.

Integrating task management execution with git worktrees allows isolated development lifecycle management. This skill executes plan batches within git worktrees and connects to a finishing-a-development-branch skill to complete the workflow.

Adjusting the default batch size of three tasks during plan execution allows customized review frequency. The skill defaults to three tasks per batch but requires mandatory human review and verification at each checkpoint before proceeding.

Agile task execution requires a pre-defined written implementation plan to start. The skill reads the provided plan, executes tasks in batches, and verifies each task as specified before pausing for critical human review and feedback.

Using batched increments with checkpoints for complex software features ensures thoroughness and allows human oversight. Breaking down detailed plans into manageable batches with mandatory review prevents errors and maintains code quality throughout development.