project-planning

You can create project documentation through an adaptive interview process that gathers details on project scope, features, and deployment, automatically generating essential files like project.md, architecture.md, patterns.md, and deployment.md.

Defining MVP scope and tech stack is handled through a dynamic, question-by-question conversation that proposes and confirms technical decisions, ensuring your project architecture and feature scope are documented accurately and consistently.

Yes, an adaptive interview guides you through selecting a deployment strategy and technical stack, automatically populating your architecture.md and deployment.md files with the confirmed technical decisions.

The project planning process works by conducting a question-by-question interview to define the project's purpose, target audience, and key features, resulting in all foundational project knowledge files being populated in one go.

No specific dependencies are required to start planning your project architecture; you simply initiate the process by describing your new software project to the adaptive interview system.

The project planning process focuses on initial setup and technical decision making for software projects, meaning it is designed for generating foundational documentation rather than managing ongoing development or execution tasks.