planning

Manage your development workflow with TDD task structuring by defining feature goals, architecture, and tech stack in a plan, then enforcing a red-green-refactor cycle to ensure robust development and code quality before execution.

The best way to isolate development environments for parallel task execution is utilizing Git worktrees, which provide clean workspaces for sequential, parallel, or subagent strategies without conflicting branch checkouts.

Write an implementation plan for a new software feature by defining the feature goals, outlining the architecture, and specifying the tech stack, then save the document to your project's plans directory to initiate the end-to-end lifecycle.

Yes, you can execute tasks sequentially or in parallel from a single development plan by selecting flexible execution strategies, including deploying a subagent per task, to optimize the end-to-end software development lifecycle.

Use Git worktree isolation during the code quality verification step to maintain a clean development environment, ensuring that defined testing steps and TDD task structuring run without interference from other parallel branches or subagents.

No, this development planning lifecycle requires no external dependencies, relying solely on its internal references component to facilitate plan creation, TDD structuring, and execution strategies.