What problem does it solve?
Breaks large, vague, or multi-part work into small, ordered, verifiable tasks so implementation proceeds predictably and can be parallelized when appropriate. It prevents unfinished integration work, unclear scope, and undone verification steps by making acceptance criteria and checkpoints explicit.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Structured decomposition: Converts a specification into discrete tasks with titles, short descriptions, and estimated scope.
- Dependency mapping: Identifies and orders tasks according to a dependency graph so foundational work comes first.
- Verification-first tasks: Adds acceptance criteria and verification steps to ensure each task leaves the system in a working state.
- Use case: Planning a new feature where database schema, API, and UI must be coordinated and parallelized safely.
Quick Start
Ask the skill to decompose the provided specification into an ordered task list with acceptance criteria, verification steps, dependencies, and estimated scope.