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To decompose a product context document into a system map, you generate architecture, layered stories, and agent topology to align teams and accelerate parallel work across modules.

A story graph is a layer-based decomposition of product requirements that maps dependencies, waves, and acceptance criteria to generate a living execution plan for MVP development.

Setting up agent topology involves prescribing specific agent roles, handoffs, and routing rules within your system map to enable scalable execution and clear module boundaries.

Yes, you can enforce a human review gate that requires explicit user approval before advancing to next steps, preventing drift and ensuring a walking-skeleton workflow.

Generating a system map from a context document captures modules, interfaces, data flows, and contract boundaries, outputting them into a product-context.yaml file to ensure reliable integration.

The best way to align teams is by capturing architecture, topology, waves, layer gates, cost, and changelog into a shared product-context.yaml, enforcing a walking-skeleton workflow with human review.