task-execution-engine

You can recover interrupted task execution from Markdown checklists by reloading the design documentation and using the status command to resume work, avoiding duplicate effort and preserving the existing context.

You can track task status and iterate through a Markdown checklist workflow using the built-in next, done, fail, and status commands to update progress, handle failures, and ensure implementation stays synchronized with design requirements.

Yes, this task execution engine supports batch-executing tasks by managing explicit dependencies within Markdown checklists, ensuring deterministic task progression and clear failure handling across design-to-implementation workflows.

The best way to maintain context between design planning and code implementation is to automate the conversion of design documents into Markdown checklists, turning static plans into a managed, iterative task workflow.

Yes, you can use Markdown checklists to handle failure during task execution; the workflow provides a dedicated fail command to mark failures explicitly, allowing for structured recovery and deterministic iteration.