plan

To turn feature requirements into actionable development tickets, this Skill synthesizes your requirements documents and generates a structured rollout plan with shippable tickets, explicit dependencies, and traceability mapping. It reads inputs from your docs/requirements, docs/design, and docs/architecture to ensure coherent feature decomposition.

Decomposing a software feature into shippable tickets involves analyzing architecture and business inputs to break down the work. This Skill validates acceptance criteria and structural changes, outputting a dependency-aware implementation plan saved to docs/tickets for direct engineering consumption.

Requirements traceability mapping (RTM) in feature planning links generated development tickets directly to their originating requirements. This Skill produces RTM mapping during ticket generation, enforcing validation checks to ensure every feature requirement has corresponding acceptance criteria before saving the plan.

Yes, you can generate a rollout plan from existing design and architecture documents. The Skill explicitly reads from docs/requirements, docs/business, docs/design, and docs/architecture to synthesize context, ensuring the generated tickets and dependencies align with your established structural constraints.

The best way to automate feature decomposition from a requirements document is using a dedicated planning tool that enforces validation checks. This Skill reads your requirement inputs and automatically generates a coherent rollout plan with estimates, dependencies, and RTM mapping.

Yes, you need acceptance criteria in your requirements to generate a rollout plan. The Skill enforces validation checks for requirements and acceptance criteria during ticket generation, ensuring the resulting plan in docs/tickets is fully testable and traceable.