Produces technical implementation plans with time estimates from design trees.
npx skills add https://github.com/Dawn-Technology/aicelerate --skill scope-plan
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: scope-plan Source: https://github.com/Dawn-Technology/aicelerate/tree/main/plugins/aimate/skills/scope-plan Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Dawn-Technology/aicelerate --skill scope-plan
It helps you turn a request into a deterministic, implementation-ready technical plan with a defensible time estimate instead of vague next steps.
Ask for a technical implementation plan and estimate for your feature, and include any key decisions you already know so the planner can close the design tree before estimating.
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To create a technical implementation plan with a time estimate, you provide functional requirements in product-owner language. The planner resolves a complete design tree, classifies decisions, and breaks work into testable tasks to derive a defensible time estimate.
A design tree in software implementation planning is a structure that resolves all technical requirements by classifying each branch as Observed, Decision, or Assumption. It ensures dependency-order decisions are made before task breakdown begins.
To break down software tasks into testable units, the planner defines explicit task hierarchies with acceptance criteria and clear subagent boundaries. It assigns file-level responsibilities so another engineer can execute the plan with limited context.
You do not need fully defined requirements to get a software estimation. You provide functional requirements in product-owner language, and the planner prompts you for user confirmation only when an unknown blocks the planning process.
To handle edge cases and assumptions during task breakdown, the planner explicitly maps them as Assumption or Observed branches within the design tree. It considers error and edge-case scenarios while defining acceptance criteria for each task.
The best way to estimate time for a feature with unresolved dependencies is to resolve the complete design tree first. By making dependency-order decisions and classifying unknowns, the planner produces a deterministic time estimate derived from the task breakdown.
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