hf-tasks-review

To review a task plan for executability and traceability, submit the draft and related evidence for evaluation against defined criteria like task contracts, dependencies, and test seeds to determine readiness and return a recommended next action.

Task plan routing readiness is the validation of a plan's preparedness for workflow execution, assessed by checking executability, dependency acyclicity, and traceability to approved specifications to return a single recommended next action.

Checking task dependencies for circular execution paths involves validating the dependency graph and execution order for acyclicity, ensuring the critical path is reasonable and contains no loops during the structured task plan review.

Yes, you can verify task completeness and testability using INVEST principles by evaluating the task plan draft to ensure tasks are independent, negotiable, valuable, estimable, small, and testable as part of the formal review verdict.

When a task plan fails the review verdict, it provides clear modification directions and a single recommended next action, preventing the plan from entering the authorization step until all critical dimensions meet the required thresholds.

Yes, the task review process requires approved specifications to check traceability, utilizing a traceability matrix to ensure the task plan fully covers the specifications and can be traced back to the approved design.