implementation-plan

To convert a DoR artefact into an implementation plan, map each requirement to exact file paths, code blocks, TDD steps, run commands, and a commit message per task. This produces a structured, executable task list with a clear file map and verification steps.

A DoR artefact defines readiness criteria for development. It maps to code by generating a file map that links each requirement to exact file paths, individual task units with input and output expectations, and run steps with expected output for traceable execution.

You generate a TDD plan by creating individual task units from a DoR artefact, where each unit specifies exact file paths, required code, run commands with expected output, and a dedicated commit message for version control traceability.

Yes, an automated task plan supports preflight context loading and branch setup before execution. It produces a reusable plan document with explicit file maps and task units, enabling safer, traceable handoffs to subagents.

The best way to structure an implementation plan for auditing is to produce a reusable document containing an explicit file map, individual task units with input and output expectations, TDD steps, and a commit message per task for traceable execution.

Yes, task planning with TDD steps requires a separate test plan document. The implementation plan is generated by combining a DoR artefact and a test plan to map individual task units with exact file paths and verification steps.