planner

To turn rough ideas into actionable plans, this skill analyzes your codebase, recent commits, and project documentation to refine feature concepts through structured decision tree mapping and validation, outputting a concise plan suitable for execution.

Scoping feature concepts for spec-driven development is best handled by mapping a decision tree that identifies architecture, sequencing, success criteria, and trade-offs, which transforms implementation sketches into well-defined plans ready for formal specification.

Question-based interviewing for project management planning works by delivering one targeted question per turn, ensuring a structured approach that stress-tests your ideas and extracts necessary context to build a comprehensive project scope.

Yes, you can use this planning skill for team handoff because it refines implementation sketches into concise, well-defined plans that capture scope, architecture, and sequencing, ensuring downstream teams receive clear execution instructions.

You do not strictly need existing project documentation to map a decision tree, as the skill can read your codebase and recent commits directly, but providing relevant documentation enhances contextual analysis and plan accuracy.