create-plan

To create an executable implementation plan, use structured research and multi-phase design to break down feature goals into assigned tasks, explicit phases, and verification criteria. This transforms vague ideas into actionable work through guided, collaborative task-tracking.

The best way to document architectural decisions during technical planning is by using Architecture Decision Records (ADR). Capturing design decisions and their rationale ensures future clarity and provides context for complex refactors across multiple sessions.

Research-led planning for complex refactors works by guiding users from the initial task description through multi-phase design. It enforces explicit research tasks, captures context, and generates task-based progress tracking to ensure structured, verifiable implementation.

Yes, you can track task progress across multiple sessions. The skill generates tasks, documents progress, and enables multi-session collaboration by maintaining a structured plan file with explicit phases and verification criteria.

Structured planning helps break down user stories into actionable phases by assigning dependencies and verification criteria. It transforms feature descriptions into a multi-phase design with explicit tasks and ADR-aware documentation.