rai-story-plan

To decompose user stories into atomic tasks, provide a prioritized story with technical design context to generate a deterministic implementation plan. The output maps executable tasks with clear verification criteria and module dependencies to a structured plan document.

Mapping task dependencies for agile backlog stories requires grounding in technical design to shape task granularity across modules. The decomposition process identifies and maps these dependencies to enable parallel work and mitigate implementation risk.

You need to generate an implementation plan after backlog prioritization and technical design grounding. This ensures decomposed atomic tasks map cleanly to architectural decisions and module boundaries before development begins.

Yes, you can include manual integration testing in a story implementation plan. The generated plan document appends a final manual integration test task alongside per-task verification criteria to ensure complete story coverage.

Agile story planning requires architectural context for task decomposition to align atomic tasks with module boundaries and constraints. Loading this context ensures the deterministic plan maps cleanly to technical design decisions.

Task decomposition produces a reusable plan document at a specific file path to guide implementation and support traceability. This deterministic output includes per-task verification and emits telemetry at plan start and completion for auditing.