Decompose a specification into an executable task DAG with dependencies and phased execution.
npx skills add https://github.com/Dowwie/tasker --skill plan-dowwie
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: plan Source: https://github.com/Dowwie/tasker/tree/main/skills/plan Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Dowwie/tasker --skill plan-dowwie
Planning deconstructs a specification into a concrete, testable task DAG with explicit dependencies and phased execution, enabling reliable implementation.
Provide the target project directory and run the plan workflow to generate a task DAG with dependencies.
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Decomposing a specification into an executable task DAG involves applying a structured six-phase planning process that maps requirements to tasks and defines explicit dependencies to ensure correct ordering and traceability.
Phased execution in task DAG planning aligns generated tasks with dependencies and specific workflow phases including ingest, logical, physical, definition, validation, sequencing, and ready stages to enable reliable implementation.
To generate a task DAG from a target spec within a spec-driven workflow, provide the target project directory and run the planning process to produce the task DAG alongside physical maps and validation reports.
You need a target specification to generate a task DAG, and you should provide capability maps and FSM artifacts when available to guide the generation of physical maps and validation artifacts.
Planning tasks from a target spec generates auditable validation artifacts and reports alongside the task DAG and maps to support safe, auditable planning through the structured six-phase process.
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