plan-tasks

To break down agile epics into stories and tasks with consistent metadata, use schema v2.0 compliance to enforce required fields like schema_version, type, priority, and last_updated_at while establishing proper parent-child relationships across all planning artifacts.

Schema v2.0 compliance for project management artifacts requires specific metadata fields including schema_version, type, priority, and last_updated_at, along with strictly enforced parent-child relationships connecting epics, stories, and tasks.

Yes, you can generate a fully-formed epic with several stories and associated tasks ready for TaskCreate operations, translating high-level initiatives into structured artifacts during a project scoping or planning session.

Yes, this agile planning approach enforces parent-child relationships across epics, stories, and tasks, ensuring that every generated story links to its parent epic and every task connects to its parent story.

The best way to structure project scoping for AI-assisted planning is using a clear template that translates high-level initiatives into structured artifacts, enforcing v2.0 field requirements and parent-child relationships for epics, stories, and tasks.

Creating epics and stories without required metadata fields fails v2.0 schema compliance, as the planning process strictly enforces mandatory fields like schema_version, type, priority, and last_updated_at to maintain artifact consistency.