pm-plan

To generate an integrated project management plan, you provide the project name and development approach to validate the charter status. The system then consolidates scope, schedule, cost, quality, and risk into a master PM plan saved to your workspace.

Charter-driven project planning uses the project charter as the primary input to produce aligned planning artifacts. It works by validating charter status and automatically consolidating knowledge areas like communications and procurement into a single coherent plan.

Yes, you can automate PM plan documentation by triggering the skill with your project charter. It automatically generates subsidiary plans for scope, schedule, cost, quality, risk, and communications, saving the final PMPlan.md to your workspace.

To create a comprehensive PM plan, you need a valid project charter, the project name, and the selected development approach. These inputs are validated to ensure alignment before generating the consolidated planning artifacts.

Yes, the generated PM plan includes subsidiary plans for risk and procurement. It consolidates all knowledge areas including scope, schedule, cost, quality, risk, communications, and procurement into the master plan.

The final project management plan is saved directly to your workspace as a PMPlan.md file. This enables end-to-end planning from charter to plan while keeping the documentation accessible for future reference.