executing-plans

To execute implementation plans with human review checkpoints, you select a batch execution mode that dispatches tasks to specialist agents, pauses between batches for user feedback, and runs parallel code reviewers to verify changes before proceeding.

Batch execution mode for agent orchestration is a controlled process that runs implementation tasks in sequential batches, dispatching each batch to specialist agents and pausing for human code review and feedback before starting the next batch.

You can run autonomous plan execution without pausing for checkpoints, but the system mandates an initial execution-mode confirmation where you explicitly choose between a one-go autonomous run or batch processing with structured human review gates.

The code review loop in batch task automation runs parallel reviewers after each batch, requiring immediate fixes for critical issues and tracking lower-severity items as TODOs or FIXMEs before the next batch begins.

You should use human-in-the-loop plan execution for software development when deploying features, managing high-risk regulated changes requiring signoffs, or running multi-agent implementations that need strict safety guards and human oversight.

Stop conditions enforced during agent dispatch and plan execution halt the workflow immediately upon encountering blockers, critical failures, or repeated verification failures to prevent unchecked autonomous changes.