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executing-plans

Carry an actionable change plan through implementation, checks, review and an evidence-backed report. Use when executing several planned steps or integrating bounded worker returns, within existing authorization.

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# Executing plans

Use the plan as a map of intended work, then verify the actual results. Continue
ready authorized tasks until the requested outcome is handled or a concrete
constraint blocks them. A plan is not evidence and cannot grant authority.

## Reconcile before writing

1. Read the plan, user request and project instructions. Confirm the assigned
   repository or worktree, current revision, dirty inputs and file ownership.
2. Check prerequisites against the current artifacts rather than task status.
   Identify already delivered work, changed inputs and inaccessible dependencies.
3. Confirm acceptance commands and expected observations before implementing.
   If a command cannot test the outcome, record its correction and reason;
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