create-plans

To generate a structured project roadmap, you can use a Claude-driven planning workflow to automatically transform your initial idea into a brief, a roadmap, and phase plans. This process outputs structured planning artifacts stored under a .planning directory.

A Claude-executable phase plan is a structured planning artifact that defines specific execution steps for Claude. It works with Git by committing your brief, roadmap, and milestone outputs as versioned checkpoints to ensure proper execution governance.

Yes, you can integrate domain-specific expertise into your project planning workflow. The system supports optional loading of domain skills on demand to enrich your brief and roadmap with specialized references and context.

You manage project deviations and context gates using built-in execution governance. This mechanism provides checkpoints and gate checks to keep your phase plans within defined quality bounds during solo execution.

No specific dependencies are required for this planning workflow. You only need a standard Git environment to store and commit the generated planning artifacts, such as the brief, roadmap, and milestones, under your project directory.

The best way to transition and reuse planning artifacts is to leverage the generated milestone outputs like ROADMAP and SUMMARY. These artifacts are designed to be reloaded or transitioned seamlessly as your project progresses through different phases.