blueprint

To create a multi-session plan, provide a one-line objective to trigger an automated five-phase pipeline that generates a step-by-step construction plan with self-contained context briefs for fresh agents.

An adversarial review gate is a validation phase in the planning pipeline that scrutinizes drafted steps against an anti-pattern catalog before registering the final dependency graph and execution plan.

You manage dependencies and parallel steps by applying the blueprint protocol, which automatically detects parallelizable tasks and maps them into a structured dependency graph for coordinated execution.

You need a multi-session blueprint when a task requires careful coordination across multiple sessions, involves multiple agents, and has complex dependencies exceeding a single pull request.

Yes, you can modify a generated project plan using the built-in plan mutation protocol, allowing you to adapt the dependency graph and step briefs as project requirements evolve.

Automated planning should not be triggered for single-PR tasks or chores requiring fewer than three tool calls, as the multi-session dependency graph overhead provides no benefit for simple objectives.