executing-plans

Plan execution with checkpoints automates loading a written development plan, critically reviewing it for blockers, executing tasks with status updates, and verifying results before handoff. This structured workflow ensures auditable, deterministic progression through implementation tasks.

Executing a development plan in isolated git worktrees involves loading the plan, reviewing task requirements, and running each task sequentially with per-task verifications. This process uses isolated workspaces to prevent conflicts and ensures clear handoffs upon development completion.

A critical review of a development plan surfaces blockers and validates requirements before execution begins. The plan execution workflow loads the written plan, analyzes dependencies, and checks for potential issues to ensure deterministic task execution without mid-process failures.

Yes, git worktrees support staged task execution by providing isolated workspaces for each phase of the development plan. The workflow executes tasks with per-task status updates and verifications, then hands off to completion using sub-skills for final branch integration.

Per-task status updates and verifications ensure deterministic execution and traceability within plan-driven development. By validating each task before moving to the next, the workflow maintains an auditable process that catches errors early and ensures requirements are satisfied.

Yes, a written plan file is required as the input for automated task execution workflows. The process loads the plan file, performs a critical review, executes the defined tasks with verifications, and reports completion using specified sub-skills for branch integration.