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Generating an implementation plan from research findings involves reading research notes and producing a structured plan document. This plan captures the technical approach, key decisions, phases, potential risks, and alternatives for structured project workflows.

Breaking down a project plan into actionable todos involves decomposing a reviewed technical plan into atomic, parallelizable work items. This creates a detailed todos.md file containing manageable tasks designed specifically for agent execution.

Yes, you can generate parallelizable work items from markdown research notes. The workflow reads your research.md file, drafts a technical plan, and then decomposes it into atomic, parallelizable work items outputted in a todos.md file.

Identifying risks and alternatives when designing a technical plan involves analyzing research findings to resolve open questions. The planning workflow processes your research.md input to explicitly highlight potential roadblocks and alternative implementation paths in the generated plan.

Automated todo generation requires markdown files, specifically a research.md file containing your initial findings. The workflow processes this input to output structured markdown documents, including plan.md for the implementation strategy and todos.md for the decomposed tasks.

Plan generation operates without external dependencies, utilizing internal scripts and reference components. It processes research findings within a specified task directory to produce structured plans and resolve open questions independently.