executing-plans

Batch execution of a project plan involves loading a plan file, processing tasks in groups of three, and verifying each task status before pausing at a checkpoint for review. You resume execution after receiving feedback or adjustments for the next batch.

Ensuring traceability during staged development requires explicit status updates and per-task verifications after processing each batch. Providing interim reports between batches enables critical review and maintains a clear record of progress against the original plan.

Yes, batch execution requires a written implementation plan file as input. The workflow loads this plan file first, reviews it critically to identify concerns, and then systematically executes the documented tasks in sequential batches with checkpoints.

To review and adjust a project plan between execution batches, the workflow pauses after completing a group of tasks and generates an interim report. This checkpoint allows you to provide feedback, address concerns, and modify the remaining plan before proceeding.

Yes, this batch execution workflow suits QA milestone reviews and staged development sessions across teams. It processes tasks in default groups of three with explicit verifications, ensuring critical review points are hit before moving to the next QA stage.

After completing all batch execution checkpoints, you should announce readiness to switch to the finishing-a-development-branch sub-skill. This transitions the workflow from staged execution to final verification and project closure.