feature-planning

Feature planning transforms a specific idea into one detailed, actionable task by starting at your user focus and expanding context only when necessary. It applies area-specific rules, identifies the implementation skill needed, and outputs a task ready for the task-board without writing code.

Narrow-to-broad research starts at your precise user focus point and expands outward only when required to inform the plan. This prevents scope creep and keeps planning efficient by anchoring decisions to what the user actually needs.

Feature planning identifies whether your task belongs to frontend-design, node-backend, or storybook-stories based on the task scope and area rules. This detection guides you to the correct skill for implementation without guessing.

No. Feature planning solves the problem of generating a single actionable task from one focused idea. For multiple tasks, run the workflow separately for each task or use the task-board directly.

Feature planning produces a detailed task file scoped to one focused feature or task, formatted and ready for the task-board workflow. It includes clear scope, owner guidance, and implementation skill reference without implementation code.

No. Feature planning loads area-specific rules automatically to inform your planning decisions. You provide the focused task idea; the system applies established patterns to keep work aligned.