About
The executing-plans skill provides a rigorous framework for Claude to handle multi-step development tasks without drifting from the original architecture. It mandates a critical initial review of any plan, executes tasks in small, verifiable batches (typically three at a time), and requires human feedback before proceeding to the next stage. This ensures that errors are caught early, dependencies are respected, and the final output aligns perfectly with the developer's intent. It is particularly useful for large-scale refactors or complex feature implementations where 'guessing' could lead to significant technical debt.
