aiskillstore/executing-plans
skills/dmjgilbert/executing-plans/SKILL.md
Execute implementation plans with batch processing and review checkpoints. Use when given a plan document.
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SKILL.md
- name:
- executing-plans
- description:
- Execute implementation plans with batch processing and review checkpoints. Use when given a plan document.
Executing Plans
Execute implementation plans systematically with quality gates between batches.
When to Use
- When given a plan document to implement
- After writing-plans skill produces a plan
- For batch execution with human checkpoints
The Five-Step Process
Step 1: Load and Review Plan
- Read the plan document carefully
- Identify potential issues or ambiguities
- Raise concerns with user before beginning work
- Create TodoWrite with all tasks if plan seems sound
If issues found: Stop and clarify before proceeding
Step 2: Execute Batch
Default batch size: 3 tasks
For each task in batch:
- Update status to
in_progress - Execute each step as written
- Run specified verifications
- Mark as
completedonly when verified
Step 3: Report
After completing a batch:
## Batch Complete
**Tasks Completed:** [List]
**Verifications:**
- Task 1: [Pass/Fail] - [Details]
- Task 2: [Pass/Fail] - [Details]
- Task 3: [Pass/Fail] - [Details]
**Issues Found:** [If any]
Ready for feedback.
Step 4: Continue
- Incorporate any requested changes
- Execute next batch
- Repeat cycle
Step 5: Complete Development
After all tasks finished and verified:
- Run full test suite
- Announce completion
- Transition to finishing workflow (merge/PR decision)
Critical Rules
STOP Immediately When:
- Blockers (missing dependencies, failed tests)
- Plan gaps preventing progress
- Unclear instructions
- Repeated verification failures (2+ on same task)
When blocked: Ask for clarification, don't force through.
Return to Step 1 When:
- User updates the plan
- Approach needs fundamental revision
- Architecture issues discovered
Never:
- Skip verifications
- Force through blockers
- Batch completions (mark done one at a time)
- Proceed with unresolved critical issues
Batch Size Guidelines
| Scenario | Batch Size | | ----------------- | ------------ | | Simple tasks | 3-5 | | Complex tasks | 1-2 | | High-risk changes | 1 | | User preference | As specified |
Integration with Other Skills
- test-driven-development: Each task follows TDD
- systematic-debugging: If tests fail, use debugging skill
- code-review: Request review after significant batches
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