executing-plans

Batch execution breaks your plan into controlled groups of tasks (e.g., 3 at a time) with built-in review checkpoints between batches. Load your plan file, execute the first batch, verify each task, report results, and pause for feedback before proceeding to the next batch—this prevents errors and ensures alignment throughout execution.

Follow each plan step exactly, including its verification step, to confirm correctness before moving forward. Update task statuses as you complete them and report verification results at each checkpoint. This precision prevents deviations and catches issues early, reducing rework.

Yes. Critical review of your plan before starting identifies gaps upfront. Executing in batches with verification steps catches blockers early—after your first few tasks—so you can report issues and adjust course before significant progress is wasted on blocked work.

Generate concise batch reports at each checkpoint summarizing completed tasks, verification results, and any blockers or feedback needed. This structured reporting keeps stakeholders aligned and provides data for decision-making before each subsequent batch begins.

Use batch execution for comprehensive plans with multiple detailed tasks requiring verification and stakeholder feedback. It's ideal when you need frequent review cycles, early issue detection, or when plan complexity benefits from breaking work into digestible, reviewable chunks rather than rushing to completion.