scope

Feature scope is classified into Small, Medium, or Large to determine planning depth and resource needs. Auto-classification routes work to the appropriate execution path, spanning quick fixes to comprehensive PRDs.

To decompose a feature idea into actionable tasks, provide a problem description to trigger phase-driven planning. This generates a structured plan with risk notes and delivery routes like direct work, issues, or product-manager handoff.

Work is routed to a product manager for handoff when scope classification determines the requirement exceeds direct execution. Large scope items trigger comprehensive PRD generation and product-manager handoff rather than direct work or issue creation.

Scope planning integrates past learnings and research by routing knowledge to surface patterns. Phase 1 research gathers context, enabling faster decision-making during Phase 2 planning and Phase 3 task creation.

The best way to bridge the gap between small fixes and full PRD generation is auto-classification of work size. This enforces plan generation and execution routing, ensuring quick tasks and large features follow appropriate paths.

Task decomposition supports both quick fixes and comprehensive PRDs. Auto-classification assesses the input scope and routes it through phase-driven planning to generate actionable tasks tailored to the work's size.