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Automating planning for design artifacts requires a workflow that generates research notes, data models, contracts, and validation reports across project phases. This approach enforces governance checks and updates agent context, reducing manual coordination during implementation planning.

Governed planning for design artifacts is a structured workflow enforcing explicit governance checks and artifact ownership during implementation. It produces structured outputs like research notes and data models that can be reviewed and published, ensuring compliance across planning phases.

Generating data models and contracts across planning phases requires an automated workflow applying a plan template to create design artifacts sequentially. The process covers research, data-model, contracts, and validation phases while updating agent context as needed.

Customizing the planning workflow without breaking governance is possible through extension hooks for before and after planning. These hooks allow behavior customization while maintaining explicit governance checks and artifact ownership throughout the design artifact generation process.

Automated implementation planning works across research, data-model, contracts, and validation phases by using a plan template to generate corresponding design artifacts. Each phase produces structured outputs that enforce governance and update agent context during the planning process.

Agent-context updates during design artifact generation ensure automated agents have current, structured information across research, data-model, contracts, and validation phases. This maintains governance compliance and artifact ownership while reducing manual coordination throughout the planning workflow.