gspec-plan

To decompose a feature PRD into an execution plan, you parse the PRD content against architectural guidelines to generate an ordered, dependency-aware sequence of tasks. This breaks complex features into a clear build order.

Dependency-aware feature planning is the process of identifying task dependencies within a feature PRD to sequence development correctly. It ensures foundational tasks are completed before dependent ones, preventing build order bottlenecks.

You identify parallel execution tasks by analyzing PRD dependencies to highlight independent work streams. This generates execution plans with parallel markers, allowing teams to optimize workflows by distributing concurrent tasks.

Yes, you can use PRD analysis to generate build orders for complex features. Evaluating PRD content and architectural guidelines automatically creates ordered execution plans, making complex development processes easier to understand and execute.

The best way to manage dependencies in a feature execution plan is to automate PRD decomposition into an ordered sequence. This approach explicitly identifies and structures task dependencies, ensuring the build order is correctly maintained.

You should not use automated PRD decomposition for simple features where understanding the build order is trivial. It is designed for complex feature development workflows where manual dependency management becomes unmanageable.