sdd-apply

To automate executing the next unchecked task in a tasks.md file, run sdd-apply to locate, execute, and verify the task's outcome against expected outputs, then automatically update the file with a checked box.

Checkpoint verification pauses SDD execution at defined CHECKPOINTs to await human approval, ensuring resumable work across sessions by preserving audit trails and preventing unreviewed changes from proceeding.

To commit changes automatically after verifying a task in SDD-lite, the execution workflow updates the tasks.md file with a checked box upon successful verification and then commits the progress.

Yes, you can resume a previously started change across different SDD sessions because the automation resumes paused changes from docs/sdd/<change-name>/tasks.md, preserving the audit trail and reducing context-switching.

The best way to manage one-task-at-a-time execution for software changes is using an automated workflow that locates the next unchecked task, verifies its outcome against dependencies, and pauses at checkpoints for human input.

No, SDD task automation does not require manual updates to the tasks file because it automatically marks completed tasks with a checked box after verifying their results against expected outputs.