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To convert research findings into a verified implementation plan, you can use a three-phase workflow that orchestrates discovery research, reality-check planning, and plan verification across multiple agent teams. This process delivers a validated, ready-to-implement plan with risk assessment.

The three-phase workflow for project planning and verification consists of discovery research, reality-check planning, and plan verification. It coordinates up to 10 research teams and 3 verification teams to ensure feasibility, assess risks, and align the plan with codebase reality.

You can coordinate multiple agent teams for reality-check planning by using an auto-coordination system that spawns up to 10 research teams in discovery and 3 verification teams. The system enforces strict phase transitions and preserves artifacts to validate feasibility and codebase alignment.

Yes, you can use automated planning to reduce rework from fragmented research. An orchestrated workflow consolidates findings, cross-verifies them against codebase reality, and produces an executive-ready implementation plan with prioritized actions and identified gaps.

The best way to align a development plan with codebase reality is through strict phase transitions and cross-verification using multiple verification teams. This validates feasibility, performs risk assessment, and ensures the final plan matches the actual codebase environment.