flutter-plan

To break a Flutter spec into an executable task plan, provide your spec file to automatically generate a structured plan document. This document categorizes tasks into api, theme, model, repo, page, and widget sections while annotating dependencies and mock sequencing points.

A standard Flutter module implementation plan organizes tasks across six categories: api, theme, model, repo, page, and widget. It also includes dependency annotations and mock-first sequencing notes to ensure a seamless transition from specification to code.

You generate a plan document from a spec file by processing the spec and outputting a markdown file under docs/plans. The file is automatically named using the spec's date, author, and title to maintain consistent documentation.

Yes, the Flutter planning workflow supports API design and model generation by enforcing a six-category task breakdown. It explicitly annotates dependencies and mock sequencing notes to guide the implementation workflow from API design to page generation.

Yes, you can derive interface lists and page elements directly from a Flutter spec. The planning process extracts prerequisite information from the spec to derive output elements like module names, API inventories, data fields, and pages.

Annotating mock sequencing points in a Flutter task breakdown ensures frontend development can proceed independently by prioritizing mock data. This approach enforces dependency annotation across the six task categories to prevent implementation bottlenecks.