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To execute high-level design documents phase by phase, parse the multi-phase plan into an execution graph, apply TDD-based delivery, and enforce validation gates with user approval between dependent phases to ensure safe sequencing.

The best way to enforce validation gates during infrastructure migration planning is to break phases into testable goals using RED-GREEN-REFACTOR cycles, requiring phase completion checks and user approval before proceeding to the next step.

Yes, you can use TDD to drive multi-step engineering project execution by parsing architecture documents into ordered implementation phases, applying test-first cycles, and tracking state with validation gates and rollback control between phases.

Dependency analysis works by reading multi-phase migration plans, organizing them into a clear execution graph, and tracking dependencies to prevent skipping required steps, ensuring strict sequencing and rollback safety if a phase fails.

Yes, user approval checkpoints are required between dependent phases when executing architecture plans, providing validation checks, rollback recovery steps, and manual gating to ensure safe phase-by-phase delivery of the implementation.

If a phase fails during gated execution, the process enforces rollback safety by triggering predefined recovery steps, preventing progression to dependent phases until validation checks pass and user approval is granted.