sagerstack:code-planning

OKR-driven code planning structures software projects around Objectives, Milestones, and Key Results. You need it before writing code to prevent scope creep and ensure alignment on actionable epics and architectural decisions.

To break down project objectives into actionable epics, use a structured planning workflow that guides you through defining milestones with measurable key results, capturing technical decisions, and outputting a comprehensive project-context.md file.

Yes, you can use this code planning workflow for a new feature. It adaptively questions your objectives and decomposes the feature into manageable vertical slices mapped to measurable key results within the project-context.md file.

The best way to document architectural decisions is through an adaptive questioning workflow that captures technical preferences and outputs them into a comprehensive project-context.md file, ensuring alignment before development starts.

Yes, this software project planning approach supports milestone tracking by structuring the workflow around Objectives and Key Results, guiding you to define measurable milestones that map directly to your actionable epics.

You define key results before writing code to ensure the team knows exactly what to build and why. This OKR-driven approach prevents scope creep by mapping actionable epics to measurable outcomes in a project-context.md file.