laravel:executing-plans

Batch-driven Laravel execution uses per-batch validation and checkpoints to enforce TDD-first workflow guidance, checking migration safety and queue health before advancing to the next iteration.

Enforcing a TDD-first workflow in iterative Laravel development means selecting a small task, writing a failing test, implementing the minimal change, and validating queues and IO to establish an audit-ready checkpoint.

Begin a Laravel batch cycle by selecting a small task, writing a failing test, implementing the minimal change, then running queue, IO, and static analysis validations to establish a checkpoint.

Batch processing with checkpoints supports queue and IO health verification by applying per-batch validation to ensure iterative changes maintain system reliability and pass quality gates.

Yes, batch-level quality gates support incremental Laravel migrations by validating each small batch of changes, ensuring migrations remain safe and audit-ready across iterative work cycles.