plan-feature

Multi-agent OpenSpec proposals are created by triggering the planning workflow, which guides feature discovery and generates structured proposal artifacts. It applies tiered execution strategies to coordinate complex feature development from start to finish.

Tiered execution in feature planning coordinates tasks across multiple agents using coordinated, local-parallel, or sequential workflows. It is needed when orchestrating complex software development scenarios that require structured gating and artifact generation.

Yes, the planning workflow coordinates directly with Claude Code slash commands and OpenSpec tooling. It triggers via a simple command to initiate discovery, manage approvals, and generate the required proposal artifacts.

Human approval gates pause the multi-agent planning workflow at two specific stages to ensure the generated proposal reflects user intent. This gating mechanism prevents artifact generation until explicit human approval is granted at each checkpoint.

The feature planning process generates proposal.md, tasks.md, specifications, and work-packages at each workflow step. These artifacts are produced sequentially as the workflow passes through the required approval gates.

Multi-agent feature planning adapts its execution tier based on coordinator availability and feature complexity. The workflow automatically adjusts between coordinated, local-parallel, and sequential modes to ensure planning proceeds effectively.