plan-editing-conventions

To format tasks in a plan.json implementation plan, use the T-X.Y convention, specify complexity levels, and include required elements for task descriptions to ensure consistency and programmatic accessibility.

A plan.json file requires specific fields like content, acceptanceCriteria, and structured arrays for task formatting. Adhering to these JSON and Markdown formatting rules makes implementation plans easier for humans and machines to parse.

You need to extract implementation details into a plan.json file when updating implementation plans with detailed steps, algorithms, or code templates to maintain standardized structure and programmatic accessibility.

The best conventions for standardizing plan.json code generation workflows involve enforcing structured array usage, specific task formats, and plan structure rules to maintain consistent implementation plans across software development workflows.

Yes, you can use Markdown formatting inside a structured plan.json array. The conventions require adherence to specific JSON and Markdown formatting for content and structured data fields within the implementation plan.