plan

To create a phased implementation plan from research documents, you provide a research file path or handoff document. The system reads the input, maps tasks to milestones, analyzes dependencies, and generates a structured plan with success criteria and an artifacts manifest.

The best way to orchestrate sub-agents for complex workflow planning is to use a prescriptive planning process that maps capabilities, analyzes dependencies, and assigns specific tasks to sub-agents across distinct implementation phases.

Yes, you can generate a skeleton draft to prevent truncation in long implementation plans. The system optionally creates a skeleton structure first, protecting the output from truncation before iteratively expanding it with user feedback.

You map task dependencies to milestones by ingesting research documents into a structured planning workflow. The system analyzes the dependencies between tasks and prescribes a phased execution path aligned with specific project milestones.

Yes, the planning process supports iterative structure feedback. After optionally creating a skeleton draft, it presents the proposed structure to the user for feedback, allowing adjustments before finalizing the comprehensive plan with success criteria.

A key limitation when turning handoff documents into business execution plans is the dependency on the quality of the input research. The system relies on accurate input data to map dependencies and orchestrate sub-agents effectively without missing milestones.