generate-project-plan

To generate a project plan from an approved charter, you upload the charter document and provide any available duration estimates or constraints. The planning algorithm then outputs a comprehensive project plan linking work packages, milestones, and resource maps.

Charter-based project planning is the process of decomposing an approved charter into structured work breakdowns, milestones, and dependency maps. You need it when transitioning from initial scope approval to actionable execution plans and downstream risk registers.

This applies MVP constraints to ensure feasibility within charter limits, specifically capping work packages at 20 WPs. For projects exceeding this limit, you should split the scope or adjust the charter before attempting structured work breakdowns.

The best way to manage dependencies in a structured project plan is by generating a linked planning artifact from an approved charter. This approach maps resource constraints and work package durations to ensure parallel execution and downstream activation feasibility.

Generating a project plan does not automatically create a risk register. It enables the downstream activation of risk registers and communications plans once the core plan, including milestones and resource maps, is formally approved.