architect-plan-for-dispatch

To generate a dispatch plan, interrogate the repository to scope project goals and constraints, then produce a Code Report and structured task manifests with Execution Groups, file manifests, and acceptance criteria for deterministic execution.

A task manifest defines interface contracts, execution groups, and file allocations that enable parallelizable work across Group A, B, and FINAL. It captures dependencies, risks, and model-tier allocations to guide Dispatch workers deterministically.

Interface contracts are created by analyzing the project scope to define execution groups and task manifests. This ensures deterministic, parallelizable work by capturing dependencies and model-tier allocations for reviewers and workers.

Yes, the planning approach interrogates scope to interpret project goals and constraints, then generates a Code Report detailing the tech stack, architecture patterns, and critical dependencies to frame the dispatch execution plan.

Structure task execution groups by organizing taskized plans into Group A, B, and FINAL phases, each with file manifests and acceptance criteria. This captures risks and dependencies to guide reviewers and Dispatch workers.

A Code Report is needed because it provides a concise, structured analysis of the tech stack, architecture patterns, and critical dependencies required to define interface contracts and task manifests for deterministic Dispatch execution.