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To decompose a complex project goal into incremental steps, provide your goal as input to trigger an iterative Q&A process based on Mikado method principles. This generates a dependency graph as a YAML node file, breaking down tasks into safe, actionable pieces.

The Mikado method in project management is a technique to break down complex goals into safe, incremental steps. It uses a depth-first, iterative question-and-answer process to identify all prerequisites and output a dependency graph.

You generate a dependency graph for feature development by supplying your complex goal to a Mikado-based iterative Q&A process. This identifies all prerequisites and outputs a YAML dependency graph file under a dedicated directory.

Yes, you can use goal decomposition for technical debt resolution. The iterative Q&A process breaks down complex debt resolution tasks into smaller, manageable incremental steps stored in a YAML dependency graph.

The best way to break down technical debt resolution tasks is using the Mikado method. It creates a dependency graph through an iterative Q&A process, ensuring complex tasks are decomposed into safe, incremental steps.

No dependencies are required to start project decomposition with the Mikado method. You only need to provide a complex goal input to initiate the iterative Q&A process that generates the YAML dependency graph.