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You can create a phase-based plan by defining objectives, inputs, deliverables, and success criteria for each stage. This documentation-driven method requires reading official docs and examples to ensure explicit phase boundaries and reduce miscommunication.

Documentation-driven planning mandates reading official docs and citing sources before executing tasks. Use it for multi-team projects and complex task decompositions where explicit phase definitions, verification steps, and anti-pattern guardrails are required.

Break down complex tasks by generating an execution plan that outlines goals, inputs, and deliverables for each phase. Include explicit verification steps and anti-pattern guardrails to validate findings and guide structured subagent collaboration.

Yes, phase-based planning supports complex task decompositions and multi-team projects by enforcing clear phase boundaries and defined deliverables. It provides structured collaboration guidance for subagents to coordinate execution effectively.

The main limitation is the strict requirement for documentation discovery and source citation before execution. This doc-backed approach enforces anti-pattern guardrails and explicit phase definitions, which may hinder rapid, ad-hoc task execution.