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To create a multi-step development plan, define your high-level objective and use the planning command to automatically break it down into manageable, dependent steps. This maps dependencies and structures execution across multiple sessions.

A dependency graph in multi-agent workflows maps out task relationships, enabling parallel execution and cross-session continuity. It allows multiple agents to execute independent steps simultaneously while maintaining structured execution order.

Yes, you can plan tasks across multiple project branches and repositories. The planning process supports cross-repository coordination, allowing you to map dependencies and manage multi-session development workflows seamlessly.

The project management planning process does not require external code execution. It operates entirely within Markdown, ensuring full process transparency and safety by generating structured plans without executing external scripts.

The best way to automate planning for multi-agent coordination is providing a clear task description to generate a comprehensive plan. This creates a dependency graph that facilitates parallel execution and enables adversarial review.

You should not use automated planning for development workflows if your task requires immediate code execution or lacks a clear, high-level objective. The process focuses on generating Markdown plans rather than executing code directly.