executing-plans

To execute an implementation plan in controlled batches, you load a written plan file, review it for concerns, create a TodoWrite list, and then run tasks in defined batches with per-task verifications and progress reporting between each batch.

Batched plan execution with review checkpoints is an engineering workflow that breaks a written implementation plan into controlled start batches, requiring per-task verification and human partner escalation when blocked before proceeding to the next batch.

You start batch execution by providing a written plan file. The workflow reads the plan, questions potential concerns, generates a TodoWrite task list, and begins executing the defined start batch with per-task verifications and progress reporting.

Yes, you can escalate issues to a human partner when blocked. The batched execution workflow includes progress reporting between batches and automatically escalates to a human partner when it encounters a blocker it cannot resolve.

Yes, batched plan execution integrates with related skills such as writing-plans to load the initial implementation strategy and finishing-a-development-branch to complete the workflow after all batches are verified and executed.

The batched execution approach requires a pre-written implementation plan file to function and depends on manual review checkpoints between batches, meaning it cannot generate plans autonomously or bypass the staged verification process.