executing-plans

To execute an implementation plan in batches, load the plan and run the first batch of tasks. After execution, report verification results and commit changes to provide a review checkpoint before proceeding to the next batch.

The best way to prevent drift during complex workflow execution is enforcing review checkpoints between sequential batches. This critical review phase reads the plan, raises questions, and requests clarifications before continuing.

Per-task status tracking works by applying deterministic task handling within each sequential batch. It logs verification outputs and commits versioned changes after every batch to ensure traceability and accurate progress reporting.

Yes, you need to commit changes after every batch when running an implementation plan. Commit-based change logging ensures version traceability and provides clear progress reporting for stakeholder feedback between review checkpoints.

Yes, you can raise blockers and request clarifications before proceeding. The critical review phase evaluates concerns after loading a plan and prior to executing the next batch, preventing miscommunication during complex tasks.