executing-plans

To execute an implementation plan in batches with review checkpoints, load your plan file to run tasks in defined groups, prompt critical review before each batch, and report verifications after completion.

Batch execution in project management workflows is running tasks in defined groups with explicit progress checks, enforcing batch boundaries and tracking status as in_progress or completed before continuing.

Yes, you can define your own batch size for staged project execution, though the default batch size is 3 tasks per group when running structured execution with interim review checkpoints.

A review checkpoint works during batch execution by raising questions or concerns before starting the next batch, summarizing completed work, and enforcing formal verification requirements defined by the plan.

You need formal verification checkpoints in a project workflow when your implementation plan requires critical assessments between batches, transparent reporting of completed work, and structured status tracking before continuing.

Limitations of batch execution include its dependency on a pre-written implementation plan file to define task groups, verification requirements, and batch boundaries, making it unsuitable for unstructured or ad-hoc task execution.