feature-plan

Break down a Rails feature spec into an incremental PR plan by generating a structured roadmap with defined goals, owners, and acceptance criteria. This creates a release-ready plan coordinating product, engineering, and QA across multiple PRs.

The best way to break feature specifications into incremental PRs is by generating a 3-10 step PR plan with explicit tasks and dependencies. This creates a reproducible planning template that defines goals and acceptance criteria for stakeholders.

Generating Gherkin-style scenarios for Rails feature planning works by applying a frontmatter-driven metadata schema to your specification. It produces release-ready plans with concrete scenarios and testing strategies to guide the TDD workflow.

Yes, you can assign specialist agents to implement a TDD workflow for your Rails app. The generated implementation plan structures specialist agent assignment for implementation tasks across the 3-10 step incremental PR roadmap.

Yes, a frontmatter-driven metadata schema is required for feature planning to correctly structure the specification input. This schema ensures the generation of accurate Gherkin-like scenarios and a structured incremental PR plan with dependencies.