sp-executing-plans

You can batch-execute project plans by loading a plan file and running the batch execution skill. It orchestrates fixed-size task batches and pauses between them to solicit human verification and feedback before continuing.

Batch-style execution is an orchestration mechanism that runs multi-step project plans in fixed-size batches. It integrates step sequencing and batch management to handle sprint-like implementations where risk-managed iteration is required across interdependent tasks.

To add human verification prompts to long-running project workflows, use an execution skill that pauses between batch executions. This creates review checkpoints that require human sign-off and feedback before the next batch of tasks can proceed.

Yes, you can manage sprint-like implementations using dependency-aware orchestration. This coordinates step sequencing and batch management across interdependent tasks, integrating with external planning and development-branch completion flows to capture changes coherently.

Use batch execution with review checkpoints for long-running project management plans where risk mitigation is critical. It is necessary when you require human sign-off before continuing to prevent drift and misalignment across interdependent tasks.