executing-plans

Batch-based plan execution runs complex tasks in small, reviewable chunks with explicit checkpoints. This approach ensures quality and alignment by performing verifications and reporting outcomes after each batch before proceeding.

You automate structured plan execution by loading a written plan, batching tasks, and running them iteratively. The workflow pauses at critical review checkpoints to perform verifications, present results, and gather feedback before continuing.

Yes, you need a written plan to start batch-driven task execution. You must provide a plan using a plan-writing skill first, so the execution workflow can load it, identify questions, and proceed only when all queries are cleared.

The best way to verify project tasks during iterative workflow execution is to perform verifications after each batch. This staged execution method presents results for feedback and coordinates with prerequisite skills to ensure tests pass.

Plan execution pauses at checkpoints to ensure quality and alignment. Running tasks in small batches with explicit review checkpoints allows for ongoing verification, reporting outcomes, and addressing questions before moving to the next stage.

Yes, this is designed for complex implementation tasks requiring plan review, staged execution, and ongoing verification across iterative batches. It coordinates with prerequisite skills to ensure tests pass and branches are managed correctly.