Break high-level backlog items into ordered executable sub-items in BACKLOG.md.
npx skills add https://github.com/Hoang604/get-thing-done --skill expand-backlog
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: expand-backlog Source: https://github.com/Hoang604/get-thing-done/tree/main/.claude/skills/expand-backlog Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Hoang604/get-thing-done --skill expand-backlog
Breaks a high-level backlog item into structured, executable sub-items.
Provide the backlog item name to expand and receive a proposed breakdown of executable sub-items.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To break down a high-level backlog item into structured sub-items, provide the item name to receive a proposed breakdown of sequenced, executable tasks. The workflow validates the input item and proposes ordered sub-items for execution.
The best way to update BACKLOG.md with expanded item dependencies is through a deterministic workflow that proposes a breakdown and directly updates the file with sub-items and their execution statuses.
Yes, you need an ARCHITECTURE.md file to decompose backlog items accurately. The expansion process reads both BACKLOG.md and ARCHITECTURE.md to generate ordered sub-items that align with your project structure.
Yes, you can review the breakdown before updating your project backlog. The workflow supports a deterministic, reviewable expansion process that proposes the sub-items before committing changes to BACKLOG.md.
You should use a deterministic workflow for backlog breakdown when you need to validate input and generate sequenced, executable sub-items in a structured order. This ensures your project management updates are reviewable and consistent.
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