reversa-reconstructor

To create a reconstruction plan from software specifications, use a bottom-up planning approach that converts specs into a step-by-step task list. This method enforces minimal file reads and persists progress in a dedicated markdown file for safe pausing and resuming.

Bottom-up reconstruction planning is the process of rebuilding software from specifications task by task. You need it when migrating an existing project or recreating original logic, requiring interactive decisions and controlled execution to preserve tokens.

Yes, you can pause and resume software reconstruction tasks without losing progress. The process persists execution state and interactive decisions to a dedicated reconstruction-plan.md file, ensuring safe resumption of the workflow at any step.

Reconstruction planning supports both original rebuilds and migration pathways. It transforms generated specifications into an executable plan while allowing interactive decisions, ensuring the chosen pathway is followed step by step with strict token preservation.

To preserve tokens when rebuilding software from specifications, execute reconstruction tasks one by one while enforcing minimal file reads per step. This controlled execution approach documents decisions and limits context loading to save token usage.