feature-planning

Feature planning converts vague ideas into concrete specifications and executable plans by applying a two-phase approach: Specification and Implementation Planning, generating user stories, acceptance criteria, and implementation roadmaps.

The best way to structure feature specifications is using a two-phase approach that generates structured specs with user stories, acceptance criteria, and domain context, followed by detailed implementation roadmaps for executable plans.

You should save specification documents under docs/plans/specs and save the corresponding detailed implementation plans under docs/plans/YYYY-MM-DD-[feature-name] for ongoing plan governance and versioning.

Yes, this feature planning workflow supports TDD documentation and plan management by generating structured specifications, acceptance criteria, and implementation roadmaps that integrate directly into test-driven development processes.

Yes, you can use this two-phase planning approach for ongoing spec governance across different domains, as it applies across domains and supports artifacts like user stories, acceptance criteria, and implementation roadmaps.

The Specification phase focuses on creating structured specs with user stories and acceptance criteria, while the Implementation Planning phase generates detailed implementation roadmaps and executable plans saved under docs/plans/YYYY-MM-DD-[feature-name].