refine-plan

To translate requirements into an actionable implementation plan, you provide a finished spec and any user decisions. The system structures the spec into trackable, step-by-step actions with explicit statuses, acceptance criteria, and iteration history.

Unresolved spec gaps during iteration planning are surfaced and preserved as non-blocking markers like [MISSING SPEC ...] or [DECISION SPEC ...]. This highlights missing decisions for timely resolution without halting the overall implementation process.

To enforce Definition of Ready and Definition of Done checks during spec translation, the system applies governance rules to decompose specs. It surfaces scope risks and tracks open items to ensure requirements meet acceptance criteria before execution.

Yes, you can maintain iteration history and open-item tracking for requirements management. The system appends new iterations with explicit action statuses, ensuring full governance and continuous tracking of open items throughout the project lifecycle.

When missing decisions occur in the spec decomposition process, the system surfaces them as explicit markers like [DECISION SPEC ...]. These markers are preserved as non-blocking items to prompt timely decisions while keeping the actionable plan moving forward.

Yes, spec translation works for teams decomposing finished or nearly-finished specifications. It iteratively structures requirements into a detailed, status-bearing implementation plan, surfacing any remaining gaps and tracking open items for final governance.