oag-planning-workflow

To plan software iterations with explicit acceptance criteria, you can use a structured workflow to organize specifications into TDD-sized slices. This ensures focus on single behavior changes for clear review and execution.

The best way to structure work for single-behavior slice review is through iterative planning. You create TDD-sized iterations guided by explicit acceptance criteria to maintain focus on individual behavior changes.

You start a planning workflow for product management tasks by executing the command line tool to initialize the session. This sets up the environment to organize specifications and iterate on the work.

No, this planning workflow does not require any specific external dependencies. It operates independently to coordinate the process of planning and iterating work based on your specific criteria.

You need explicit acceptance standards in an engineering environment when coordinating work across single-behavior slices. Clear standards ensure focused iteration and validate that each specific behavior change meets the required specifications.