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Executing an implementation plan end-to-end involves loading the plan file, creating TodoWrite entries for every task, and running each task sequentially until completion. It applies red/green/refactor cycles and stops only when encountering blockers.

Tracking automation tasks sequentially requires generating per-task TodoWrite items and moving them through in_progress and completed states. This ensures strict execution order while applying red/green/refactor cycles until all automated checks pass.

Automated task management detects blockers during plan execution, pauses the sequential workflow with a safe fallback, and resumes the remaining tasks once the blocker is resolved. This ensures continuous execution without skipping required checks.

Yes, you need an existing implementation plan file to start automated task execution. The process reads and prepares this plan file first to initialize task entries before applying red/green/refactor cycles sequentially.

You should not use sequential task execution when tasks require parallel development or lack defined automated checks. The process relies on strict ordering and stops for blockers, making it unsuitable for highly interdependent or non-sequential workflows.

Yes, you can run red/green/refactor cycles automatically until all tasks complete. The execution loads the implementation plan, processes tasks in strict order, and ensures all required automated checks pass before finalizing.