map-feature-to-plans

To split a research document into implementation plans, apply automated heuristics that identify whether it describes multiple features, then generate plan outlines with file lists, dependency graphs, and execution waves for each feature.

Keep a feature as a single plan when splitting is unnecessary, which the automated heuristics determine by analyzing the research document and outputting a no-op result if the scope only describes one cohesive feature.

Generate dependency graphs and adaptive PR strategies by mapping feature scopes from your research document, which produces execution waves and structured scoping outlines to guide the implementation workflow.

Feature scoping is the process of analyzing a research document to determine its feature boundaries, creating a structured scoping document with file lists, dependency graphs, and execution waves to organize implementation workflows.

Yes, feature scoping results are output to a dedicated repository path, allowing you to review the generated plan outlines, dependency graphs, and PR strategies later in your development cycle.

Yes, the feature planning approach works without external dependencies, using only internal references to analyze research documents and generate structured implementation plans with adaptive PR strategies.