plan-generator

Plan-generator transforms requirements into structured plans by defining objectives, breaking work into steps (≤7 per section), identifying dependencies, assessing risks, and establishing success criteria. It outputs validated Markdown documents, JSON representations, and plan summaries for features, refactoring, migrations, and architecture changes.

Yes. Plan-generator handles migration planning by coordinating with architects and database specialists to map objectives, sequential steps, dependencies between phases, potential risks, and measurable success metrics into comprehensive, validated migration roadmaps.

Generated plans include Markdown documents with stepwise breakdowns, JSON representations for programmatic use, and summary artifacts. Each plan validates completeness and feasibility, capturing objectives, dependencies, risk assessments, and success criteria coordinated across analysts, PMs, architects, database experts, and UX teams.

Plan-generator creates refactoring roadmaps by defining quality improvement objectives, sequencing code changes into manageable steps, documenting dependencies on existing systems, identifying risks to stability, and setting measurable success criteria—all validated for feasibility before execution.

Plan-generator streamlines cross-functional planning by gathering inputs from analysts, product managers, architects, database architects, and UX experts, synthesizing them into unified plans with clear dependencies, risk assignments, and success criteria all team members can validate.

Yes. Plan-generator applies template-driven validation to check plans for completeness and feasibility, ensuring all objectives, steps, dependencies, risks, and success criteria are present and coherent before execution begins.