feature-planner

To plan feature development, you can use this Skill to autonomously explore your codebase, identify integration points, and generate a self-contained Cursor Plan defining exact implementation steps before any code is written.

Task decomposition for agentic workflows breaks complex feature work into structured, actionable steps. You need it when upfront decision-making and clarifying questions are required to define scope boundaries and surface edge cases before implementation.

You generate a Cursor Plan by guiding the agent through codebase discovery, asking clarifying questions about user requirements, and making upfront design choices to produce a self-contained, actionable plan for execution by other agents.

Yes, you can use this Skill for scoping new integration points in unfamiliar codebases because it facilitates autonomous codebase exploration to understand project structure, docs, and conventions before defining implementation steps.

Feature planning with AI requires understanding project conventions and user requirements to accurately analyze project architecture, pinpoint design choices, and generate actionable plans that fit your existing codebase.

Autonomous codebase exploration cannot replace human judgment for complex design decisions; it surfaces unknowns and edge cases through structured questioning but still requires you to make the final upfront decisions for the plan.