impl-plan

To turn a design doc into an implementation plan, use iterative requirements clarification to refine scope and generate an ordered task breakdown with dependency mapping, acceptance criteria, and a risk register. Artifacts are saved in a project directory for review.

Creating demoable increments from vague ideas involves iterative clarification and targeted research to produce a structured, task-based implementation plan. This plan maps dependencies and defines explicit acceptance criteria for each milestone before development starts.

You can generate a risk register and acceptance criteria by processing design notes through iterative requirement mapping. This produces ordered tasks paired with explicit mitigations and success criteria saved as project artifacts.

Yes, this implementation plan generator works without external dependencies. It operates independently to perform research, map task dependencies, and save structured project artifacts directly to a local project directory.

Yes, you can use prompt-driven development to map task dependencies for complex projects. It breaks ideas into executable, ordered tasks and captures architecture research to inform dependency mapping and risk mitigation.

Automated task breakdown relies on iterative clarification, meaning it requires active user input to refine scope and constraints accurately. If initial design notes lack detail, the generated dependency maps and risk registers may need further manual iteration.