execution-configuration

Task execution configuration defines always-load files, validation gating, and plan confirmation rules. Set these knobs to control progression from Approved status through InProgress to Review, ensuring comprehensive testing and auditable implementation at each stage.

Always-load files are configuration sources ingested during task execution to direct workflow progression. They work alongside status verification and validation gates to move approved tasks through execution phases while maintaining safety checks and telemetry.

Yes, halt conditions are built into execution configuration. Validation gates stop progression when requirements aren't met, allowing plan review and confirmation before proceeding, satisfying both functional and technical safety requirements.

Execution configuration enforces TDD by requiring comprehensive testing throughout sequential task processing. Tests validate each phase transition and generate an auditable implementation record documenting all approvals, confirmations, and requirement satisfaction.

Configuration tracks progress telemetry across task phases: status changes from Approved to InProgress to Review, validation gate results, plan confirmations, and implementation milestones, creating a complete auditable record of execution.

Configuration defaults are applied automatically, but you can adjust them before execution. Always-load files are ingested to override defaults, letting you customize validation rules, halt conditions, and progression behavior per run.