persona-agent-team-planner

Pre-execution planning for agent-team workflows is the process of aligning terminology, stress-testing plans, and designing backend architecture before coding starts. It eliminates early phase miscommunication and rework by routing decisions through a structured planner persona.

You align terminology and design architecture by initiating a pre-execution planning session that routes through discovery steps. The planner persona guides terminology context alignment, plan grilling, and backend architecture design, outputting artifacts directly to the workspace path.

Yes, you need to load prerequisite skills for agent-team workflow planning. The planner persona requires loading agent-team-shared, agent-team-run, and agent-team-task skills along with their associated recipes to successfully route and execute pre-execution discovery.

No, pre-execution planning does not perform actual code run execution. It strictly guides discovery and alignment for code and architecture decisions, ensuring a durable plan is drafted before the implementation phase begins.

The best way to stress-test plans for backend architecture design is to use a routing decision tree within a pre-execution planning session. This approach applies plan grilling to validate architectural direction and scope before development starts.

Yes, you can use this planner persona for scope planning without run execution. It is specifically designed to guide architectural direction and terminology alignment during pre-execution discovery, outputting planning artifacts rather than executing code.