executing-plans

Batch execution of a written implementation plan is automated by loading the file, performing a critical review, and processing tasks in controlled batches. Checkpoints and architecture reviews are enforced between batches to ensure disciplined progress.

Batch execution tracks tasks by assigning in_progress and completed statuses within defined batch boundaries. This enables periodic feedback, structured progress reporting, and risk management before advancing to the next batch of tasks.

Yes, automated plan execution runs in Antigravity single-flow mode. This mode ensures the workflow loads the plan, validates it, executes batch tasks sequentially, and produces a final report without parallel branching.

Yes, batch task execution interfaces directly with related skills for git workspace setup and finishing a development branch. This integration creates a continuous workflow from plan loading through architecture review to final branch completion.

The best way to perform a critical review is to load the formal plan file into the batch execution workflow, which validates the plan and identifies concerns before initiating the first batch of implementation tasks.

Architecture review points are needed between batches to manage risk and verify structural integrity. They enforce periodic feedback and critical checkpoints before continuing with subsequent project plan execution tasks.