implementation-plan-generator

To generate a phased implementation plan, you input your requirements documents and UI wireframes. The process outputs an index.md with phase summaries and a dependency graph, plus detailed phase-XX-name.md files containing goals, inputs, outputs, and testing checklists.

A dependency graph in project management visualizes the sequencing and inter-phase relationships of your project. You need a dependency graph when coordinating large software initiatives to align stakeholders, manage milestones, and handle recommended sequencing between phases.

This approach is designed for product development projects that have explicit requirements and UI wireframes. Without UI wireframes, the system cannot produce the structured phase specifications, detailed inputs, outputs, and testing checklists required for accurate delivery planning.

The best way to structure detailed specifications is using phase-XX-name.md files. Each file documents specific phase goals, inputs, outputs, and testing checklists, ensuring structured delivery and risk management aligned with the overall project dependency graph.

Yes, the generated implementation plan includes testing checklists within each phase-XX-name.md file. These checklists accompany the detailed specifications, goals, inputs, and outputs to guide delivery and risk management for large software initiatives.