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To plan an automation project before coding, you need to collect project context, clarify constraints, and define business logic. This skill guides you through identifying required rules, workflows, and non-functional requirements to produce an execution-ready plan with structured artifacts.

Clarification-first planning is a scoping approach that asks targeted questions to gather essential context and constraints before execution. It ensures team alignment by formally defining data, integrations, and business logic, preventing scope creep during complex automation workflows.

You generate structured artifacts by answering clarifying questions about your project context and requirements. The skill exports a formal plan output with defined schemas, covering storage, data, and integrations to create an actionable, execution-ready roadmap.

Yes, you can scope research and product initiatives using this formal execution plan. It applies at project initiation across software, product, and research domains, guiding what must be decided about workflows and governance before actual execution begins.

Yes, project planning works effectively for agent-based systems by orchestrating rules and skills into structured workflows. It designs complex automation projects by enforcing formal output schemas and capturing non-functional requirements required for agent execution.