blueprint

To generate a multi-step construction plan, you can use the blueprint command to convert high-level objectives into step-by-step instructions with context briefs, ensuring fresh agents can execute tasks without prior context.

Maintaining context across multi-session tasks requires generating detailed construction plans with individual context briefs for each step, allowing new agents to pick up execution seamlessly without losing prior project state.

Adversarial review for dependency graphs works by passing the generated plan through a review gate managed by a strongest-model sub-agent, which checks for completeness, dependency correctness, and anti-pattern detection.

Yes, you can use this workflow without git or gh tools; it defaults to a direct editing mode for environments lacking branch, PR, and CI integrations.

Yes, you need the Claude Code execution context to run multi-agent project roadmaps, as the plan generation relies on this environment to produce actionable instructions and branch workflows.

Detecting parallel steps in a dependency graph is handled during the plan generation process, which structures the step-by-step instructions to identify independent tasks suitable for parallel execution.