plan-executor

Automating sequential multi-step development plan execution involves orchestrating tasks by assigning each TODO item to a subagent. This approach manages plan state, processes tasks serially, and performs git commits after each successful step to ensure reliable progress.

Yes, you can automatically commit code changes after each task in a TODO plan is finished. The orchestration workflow handles git commits and pushes immediately upon successful completion of each sequential subagent task, ensuring progress is saved incrementally.

When a subagent fails during complex plan execution, the workflow triggers human escalation. It flags the specific issue requiring human intervention, allowing you to resolve complex failures or unhandled edge cases before continuing the task sequence.

Task orchestration tracks the status of individual TODO items through internal state management. It continuously reads, updates, and manages the status of each task directly within the defined plan file structure to monitor overall progress.

Executing multi-step agent workflows requires a defined plan file format, typically a markdown file containing structured TODO items. You must provide a valid plan path for the system to parse the sequential tasks and orchestrate the subagents accordingly.