proposal-to-plan

To convert a project proposal into a development plan, this Skill extracts scope and requirements from your proposal markdown file, then enumerates milestones, tasks, owners, and risks into an actionable plan document.

Mapping proposal requirements to project owners and timelines is handled by reading your proposal and optional design-resolution files, extracting the defined scope, and generating a structured plan using a predefined template.

Yes, you can generate a development plan from a markdown proposal without manual risk definition. The process automatically identifies and enumerates project risks alongside deliverables and milestones from the existing proposal text.

The plan generation process does not require a design-resolution document to function. It grounds decisions primarily in the proposal file, but will incorporate the design-resolution document if one is present in the project directory.

Structuring a project roadmap from an existing proposal file involves analyzing the proposal content for scope and deliverables, then applying a standardized plan template to produce a formatted markdown roadmap at a specified project path.

A key limitation is that the generated development plan relies entirely on the scope and requirements present in the source proposal and design-resolution markdown files, meaning incomplete input will result in an incomplete plan.