plan-feature-stories

To break down a large project feature into manageable stories and tasks, this skill decomposes work into a three-tier Feature > Story > Task hierarchy and writes each item as a self-contained Markdown file under a deterministic plans directory.

Yes, you can generate a reproducible implementation plan as Markdown files designed for project handoffs. The planner creates a structured directory tree where each feature, story, and task boundary is validated and stored as a self-contained Markdown artifact.

The best way to structure an implementation plan tree for extended efforts is using a deterministic three-tier Feature > Story > Task hierarchy, ensuring every decomposed work item has a validated, self-contained Markdown file layout under a dedicated plans directory.

No specific dependencies or environments are required to use this project-management planning tool. It operates independently to validate feature, story, and task boundaries and writes the resulting plan structure directly to disk as Markdown files.

You should use a deterministic plan directory structure instead of general project-management tracking when you need reproducible, auditable Markdown artifacts for consistent planning, reviews, and handoffs across project phases and teams.

If your feature and story plan files are not self-contained for audits, ensure the planner enforces its deterministic file layout under the plans directory, validating all feature, story, and task boundaries to guarantee each Markdown file is fully self-contained.