materialize-tasks

Task materialization automates converting approved plans into standalone task documents. It resolves the target codebase, extracts relevant standards, and classifies tasks as core or shell to ensure sub-agents can execute tasks independently and atomically.

Task materialization is the process of generating self-contained task documents from approved plans. You need it when assigning tasks to sub-agents, ensuring each task has all necessary instructions, dependencies, and codebase standards for independent execution.

Yes, plan approval and dry-run validation are required before execution. Dry-run gap verification ensures no blocking gaps remain in the plan, allowing the materialization process to safely generate executable documents for sub-agent processing.

Core or shell classification applies appropriate rules and constraints during task document generation. This ensures sub-agents receive the correct operational boundaries and standard adherence requirements when executing materialized tasks within the target codebase.

Automating sub-agent execution from an approved plan requires task materialization to convert plan items into standalone documents. This resolves codebase targets, extracts standards, and ensures sub-agents can execute tasks independently without missing dependencies.