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To create a critiqued project plan, you can use the GODS framework to generate a structured plan in a whiteboard document. It proactively identifies gaps and resolves uncertainties during planning without writing code.

The GODS framework is a planning methodology that generates structured, critique-driven plans for software tasks. It produces a formal Definition of Done and outputs results directly to a whiteboard document.

No, this approach provides pure planning only and does not write implementation code. It focuses entirely on architecture decisions, task breakdowns, and explicit verification steps before development begins.

You can manage task breakdowns by generating a structured plan that uses a task management tool to track steps. The plan captures all steps and a formal Definition of Done in a whiteboard document.

The generated project plan documentation is saved as a whiteboard document at ./documents/whiteboard.md. This file captures the complete critique-based plan and formal Definition of Done.

Use critique-driven planning when you need proactive uncertainty resolution for complex features and architecture decisions. It is ideal for risk assessment and task breakdowns prior to coding.