single-flow-task-execution

Sequential execution with built-in review gates enforces code quality by processing one task at a time and running two-stage reviews for spec compliance. It breaks complex plans into independent tasks, establishing explicit boundaries for deterministic progress tracking.

The best way to structure spec compliance reviews is using a two-stage verification process immediately after each task completes. This approach applies dedicated reviewer prompts to check specification adherence first, then evaluates code quality before advancing to the next independent task.

Yes, you can use prompt templates to manage one-task-at-a-time execution by loading implementer and reviewer prompts that define task boundaries. This structured approach provides deterministic progress tracking and explicit review gates after each sequential implementation step.

Sequential task execution works effectively for decomposing complex plans into independent tasks by applying strict review gates. It coordinates single-task progression with mandatory two-stage verification, ensuring both spec compliance and code quality are met before moving forward.

Two-stage review improves iteration discipline by enforcing mandatory spec compliance and code quality checks after every single task. This structured verification prevents unreviewed code accumulation, ensuring each implementation phase meets explicit boundaries before sequential execution continues.