plan-execution

To execute an engineering plan in verified batches, run 3–7 tasks per batch with per-task verification gates requiring evidence like tests or builds, then stop at checkpoint reports for user approval before continuing. This ensures reliable completion and prevents wasted effort.

Task batching with checkpoint reporting is a workflow mechanism that groups 3–7 tasks per execution cycle, requiring evidence at verification gates before completion, and generates a checkpoint report showing completed items, issues, and cost tracking to pause for user approval.

Verification gates prevent regressions during incremental refactoring by requiring evidence such as test, build, lint, or security results before marking any task complete, ensuring each step produces verifiable proof and stopping immediately upon repeated verification failures.

You should trigger stop conditions for plan execution immediately upon encountering blockers, plan gaps, verification failures, or budget risk, which halts the workflow and requests user guidance through structured options to resolve the issue.

Yes, plan execution supports rollback guidance for multi-file changes by integrating with Dev-AID workflows to update task list statuses and providing structured rollback instructions when regressions or plan divergence occur during batch execution.

Yes, you can use checkpoint reporting for test-first implementation plans because the system requires per-task execution followed by verification gates that produce evidence, making it ideal for verification-heavy work where progress must be measurable and reversible.