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To turn early ideas into an execution-ready product plan, you can use a workflow orchestration process that transforms text, local paths, or URLs into structured analysis artifacts and a unified execution plan file.

Requirements analysis for CLI tools and shell workflows is best handled by modeling inputs, runtime nodes, outputs, and constraints, then passing through research, interview, and external audit loops before finalizing specs.

Workflow orchestration handles external review by enforcing a review gate after spec synthesis, followed by section indexing and splitting to generate distinct execution artifacts for downstream coding loops.

Yes, you can use a structured interview to validate assumptions during the workflow, as the planning process orchestrates repository research and interviews before passing through an external review gate.

You need to choose a product mode during requirement analysis when determining whether your output functions as an independent product or integrates into a broader ecosystem, ensuring the plan matches the intended boundary.

Yes, the planning workflow supports resuming from intermediate analysis artifacts by applying strict persistence and back semantics throughout the validate, research, and synthesis stages.