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A guided workflow transforms vague goals into structured task management by moving through exploration, planning, and stepwise execution phases. It enforces discovery, approach selection, and atomic task breakdown with review gates before advancing to the next step.

Planning a coding task requires a structured workflow that separates exploration, planning, and execution. This method clarifies success criteria, compares approaches, and saves a reviewable plan before any code execution begins.

Controlled execution workflows enforce review gates between steps, requiring explicit user approval before advancing to the next atomic task. This prevents rushed decisions and ensures stepwise progression through the plan.

Yes, this planning workflow applies to real-world projects. The exploration, planning, and execution phases support any multi-step action requiring discovery, approach selection, atomic task breakdown, and user-approved progression.

Start the exploration phase by initiating the workflow with an explicit exploration command. This guided phase discovers goal context, constraints, and success criteria before any solution work or planning begins.