planner

Plan roadmap tasks with dependency analysis and Definition of Ready validation.

Updated Mar 2, 2026

Search Tags:#planning #task management #roadmap #acceptance criteria #backlog #sprint

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npx skills add https://github.com/supermalang/ai-augmented-coding --skill planner-supermalang

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Skill: planner
Source: https://github.com/supermalang/ai-augmented-coding/tree/main/.claude/skills/planner
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/supermalang/ai-augmented-coding --skill planner-supermalang

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

The Planner Skill turns an early work request into a complete roadmap task, helping teams capture scope, dependencies, delivery risk, and acceptance criteria before implementation begins.

Core Features & Use Cases

Writes or updates task definitions in the roadmap with a consistent structure.
Infers sprint placement, affected components, testing needs, and dependency order from repository context.
Helps with feature planning, bug-fix intake, backlog grooming, and Definition of Ready checks.
Keeps planned work traceable from product intent through delivery without starting code changes too early.

Quick Start

Ask the planner skill to draft a new roadmap task for your requested change.

Frequently Asked Questions about planner

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema

How do I create a roadmap task from a feature request before coding begins?▼

Creating a roadmap task involves capturing scope, dependencies, delivery risk, and acceptance criteria before implementation begins. This structures early work requests into complete, traceable roadmap tasks ready for sprint placement.

What is a Definition of Ready check for backlog grooming?▼

A Definition of Ready check for backlog grooming verifies that a task has journey mapping, acceptance criteria, risk assessment, and testing fields completed. This ensures the task meets the required structure before entering a sprint.

How do I infer sprint placement and dependency order for a new task?▼

Inferring sprint placement and dependency order requires analyzing repository context alongside the task definition. This process maps out affected components, testing needs, and delivery sequences to correctly position the work in the roadmap.

Can I use this for bug-fix intake and refactoring backlog management?▼

Yes, you can use this for bug-fix intake and refactoring backlog management. It applies the same dependency analysis, sprint placement, and Definition of Ready validation to ensure these tasks are fully scoped and traceable.

What repository context is needed to generate complete task templates?▼

Generating complete task templates requires repository context to infer affected components, testing needs, and dependency order. This context is essential for validating the Definition of Ready and mapping the journey correctly.