create-execplan

You create deterministic execution plans by generating a two-artifact workflow: a Context Pack for orientation and an ExecPlan containing explicit task tables with file anchors and verification commands.

A Context Pack is an orientation artifact that captures explicit context, anchors, and clarifications for a planned code change, working alongside an ExecPlan to separate understanding the scope from defining the execution steps.

Yes, automated planning workflows support both greenfield and brownfield scenarios, with the generated ExecPlan providing specific guidance to manage risks, traceability, and change scope when modifying legacy codebases.

To ensure auditable change plans, use a living-document approach where Context Pack and ExecPlan artifacts evolve with clarifications, decisions, and evidence, ensuring the entire planning process remains replayable and traceable.

Yes, plan readiness governance requires explicit verification commands, with the ExecPlan enforcing this by embedding verification commands and evidence traceability directly into task tables for low-reasoning executors.

Deterministic planning relies on explicit context and file anchors, meaning it requires accurate upfront orientation and functions best when scope and verification criteria are clearly defined rather than for ambiguous, exploratory changes.