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Story decomposition is automated by analyzing Story requirements and breaking them down into an optimal, Foundation-First task plan. The process extracts functional scope from acceptance criteria and technical notes, then translates it into actionable implementation tasks.

Replanning existing tasks is handled by routing modified story requirements to a specialized replanner worker. This updates the current task execution order and content to match the updated functional scope without duplicating or overwriting unrelated workflow items.

Task orchestration works by detecting user intent and the presence of existing tasks, then delegating creation or modification to specialized worker skills. This ensures new feature stories are automatically broken down, assigned an execution order, and prepared for Linear.

Existing tasks are not required to use automated task planning. The orchestration logic detects whether to create new tasks for a fresh story or replan existing ones, intelligently routing requests to the appropriate worker skill based on your current state.

Workflow automation assigns execution order by building an optimal, Foundation-First task plan from analyzed story requirements. This ensures manageable implementation tasks are created sequentially and prepared for creation in Linear.

Task plans only include functional scope because the orchestration logic specifically translates actionable implementation requirements into tasks. Non-functional metadata or general story descriptions are filtered out to ensure optimal planning and delegation.