create-todo

To convert a design document into a trackable task list, you need to break down the design inputs into a numbered set of constraint-aware work items. This process produces a todo artifact with upstream constraints, out-of-scope boundaries, open questions, and dependencies for execution planning.

Mapping dependencies and open questions from project artifacts involves analyzing the design document to extract outcomes that tasks must respect. It ensures every goal has an owning task while surfacing real blockers and open questions without forcing a waterfall approach.

Generating capability-level tasks for RDPI execution planning requires applying granularity and abstraction discipline to broad or detailed design inputs. This avoids leaking implementation details and creates trackable work items for research, design, plan, and implementation cycles.

Yes, you can create a todo artifact that includes upstream constraints and out-of-scope boundaries. This involves reading the design document and upstream artifacts to extract outcomes, then writing a todo.md file capturing source details, dependencies, and a numbered task list.

No, task breakdown does not force a waterfall approach when surfacing blockers. Constraint-aware task decomposition captures real blockers and open questions while maintaining flexibility, ensuring every goal has an owning task without rigid sequential execution.