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Classifying project tasks requires assessing current planning documents to identify whether work is structural, scoped, a bugfix, or a refactor, which then guides the next step in your workflow.

Assessing project context involves reloading key planning documents like SPEC and PLAN to evaluate current task signals, enabling accurate strategic decision-making for technical or managerial environments.

Yes, you can use this for routing tasks when uncertain whether to scope or build, as it analyzes task signals to advise on the appropriate next action and streamline execution.

Classifying a technical task as a refactor or bugfix involves analyzing input signals from current planning documents to determine the work type and recommend the correct workflow routing.

Yes, providing accurate guidance requires existing planning documents like SPEC and PLAN, as the assessment relies on analyzing current task signals within these files.

You should not use an automated task classification approach when lacking planning documents or task signals, as the assessment requires these inputs to generate accurate next-step recommendations.