planning

To turn vague ideas into an actionable roadmap, you need a structured planning process that scopes high-level features into tracks and beads with explicit dependencies, file scopes, and verification criteria. This generates artifact files like execution-plan.md for team alignment.

Breaking down epics into structured execution plans involves translating high-level ideas into a phased pipeline: Discovery, Approach, Spike, and Execution. This process scopes work into manageable tracks and beads with defined dependencies and clear acceptance criteria.

Generate handoff-ready project management artifacts by processing feature descriptions and constraints through a phased pipeline. This outputs markdown files including discovery.md, approach.md, and execution-plan.md, enabling fast and clear team handoffs.

Yes, you can plan software features with specific deadlines and tech stack constraints. By providing known integration points and constraints upfront, the planning process scopes work into tracks and beads with verification criteria tailored to your requirements.

You need a phased pipeline for project management when translating large, complex epics into trackable work. The Discovery, Approach, Spike, and Execution phases ensure high-level ideas are properly scoped with dependencies and file scopes before execution.

Feature planning lacks clear dependencies and verification criteria when high-level ideas are not scoped into structured tracks and beads. Applying a phased pipeline ensures explicit dependencies, file scopes, and acceptance criteria are defined for actionable execution.