planning-workflow

To turn fuzzy ideas into a structured implementation plan, use a workflow that iteratively refines a single Markdown document across requirements, MECE task decomposition, architecture design, and test cases with user checkpoints.

MECE task decomposition breaks requirements into mutually exclusive and collectively exhaustive tasks. In requirements planning, it ensures independent, testable deliverables with clear priorities and validation-ready coverage.

To write Given-When-Then acceptance criteria for feature scoping, define the context, action, and expected outcome within a structured Markdown plan to validate requirements before architectural design begins.

Yes, you can generate test cases and architecture design in one Markdown document by using a checkpointed workflow that captures Mermaid diagrams, positive and negative test scenarios, and MECE tasks together.

The best way to break down ambiguous product requirements into testable tasks is applying MECE-driven decomposition to produce independent deliverables, followed by generating validation-ready test cases for edge scenarios.

No, this planning workflow requires no specific dependencies or environments, only an AI assistant capable of following stage transitions and enforcing H2 Markdown sections to produce the final plan.