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To break down large features, you can generate a multi-phase construction plan that splits objectives into PR-sized steps. Each step includes a self-contained context brief, allowing fresh agents to execute tasks cold without prior session memory.

A dependency graph in multi-agent project planning maps step relationships to schedule parallel and serial execution. It optimizes multi-agent collaboration by identifying which steps can run simultaneously and which require prior completion.

To ensure plan completeness, an adversarial review gate evaluates the drafted steps before registration. This review phase checks the multi-phase construction plan for correctness, validating that all step contexts are self-contained and dependencies are accurately mapped.

Yes, you can mutate a multi-phase construction plan using dedicated plan mutation protocols. These protocols allow you to insert, split, or reorder steps while maintaining audit trails, ensuring dependency graphs remain accurate across sessions.

The best way to turn a single objective into a structured plan is through a five-phase pipeline: research, design, draft, review, and register. This process enforces cold-start execution contexts and adversarial review before finalizing the dependency graph.

No, agents do not need prior session memory to execute steps. Each step in the construction plan provides a self-contained cold-start context brief, ensuring a fresh agent can perform the task independently without prior workflow knowledge.