implementing-a-plan

To execute a multi-step project plan in batches, load a plan file into the working context and start the batch execution workflow. The system reviews the plan critically, dispatches a subagent for each batch, and reports results between batches for iterative feedback.

Batch-driven plan execution is a process where a plan file is divided into sequential batches executed by a subagent. Inter-batch reporting provides a recap of each batch's results and requests feedback to ensure alignment before proceeding to the next batch.

Yes, you need a plan file and a working context to operate batch execution. Provide a plan file, such as plan.yaml, in the working directory to give the execution workflow the necessary steps and environment context to begin processing.

Yes, you can provide feedback and adjust plan execution between batches. The workflow pauses after each batch to report results and request iterative feedback, incorporating your adjustments to ensure plan fidelity before continuing.

The best way to review a plan critically before execution is to load the plan file into the batch execution workflow. The system reads and assesses the plan to surface questions and risks before dispatching a subagent to implement each batch.

Plan execution pauses between batches to provide inter-batch reporting and request iterative feedback. This ensures alignment with the original plan, validates subagent results, and allows for adjustments before the next batch begins.