arc-plan

Converting an approved software design into tracked issues requires reading the plan, restating goals and constraints, breaking the design into ordered ownership-aware tasks, and creating tracked work through an issue tracker to ensure safe implementation handoff.

Breaking down a project design into ordered tasks involves restating goals and non-goals to preserve intent, decomposing the design into ownership-aware sequential tasks, and establishing explicit dependencies to guide the creation of tracked work for implementation.

Creating tracked work from a design plan for safe implementation handoff requires generating an issue tracker manifest containing the plan reference, task list, ownership notes, and dependency expectations to verify readiness before implementation begins.

Yes, you need an approved plan status before creating tracked work. The conversion process requires reading the plan via command line to verify the plan status is approved before restating goals and breaking the design into ordered tasks.

Yes, you can use an issue tracker to manage dependencies for multi-task software work by creating an epic with child issues for multi-task work or a single issue for small work, preserving explicit dependencies throughout the tracked work creation process.

Project implementation stalls after the design phase due to a lack of structured, tracked work. Converting approved designs into ordered tracked work with explicit ownership and dependencies ensures alignment and proper handoff to the implementation phase.