ring:executing-plans

Automating plan execution with human review checkpoints involves loading a plan file and coordinating iterative task batches, pausing for mandatory review steps before proceeding to ensure safe operation and explicit mode selection.

Batch execution with human-in-the-loop review is an orchestration mode that processes plan tasks in disciplined segments, enforcing a mandatory question step before any task to guard against misexecution and ensure explicit mode selection.

To set up autonomous plan execution, prepare a plan file and trigger the skill in One-go mode, which allows the orchestration to run tasks automatically while still enforcing a mandatory question step before execution for safety.

Yes, a plan file is required as it serves as the foundational input for the orchestration skill to coordinate either autonomous one-go runs or iterative batches with built-in human review checkpoints.

One-go mode executes the entire plan autonomously, while batch mode coordinates tasks in iterative segments with mandatory human review checkpoints between batches to fit different project cadences and reduce misexecution risk.

Plan execution pauses before starting a task to enforce a mandatory question-tool step, ensuring explicit mode selection and safe operation to guard against misexecution during automation orchestration.