su-materialize-requirement

To convert an approved requirement breakdown draft into subtasks, you materialize the draft by triggering the workflow with the specific requirement ID and expected draft hash, which transforms the confirmed plan into dispatchable project tasks.

Requirement materialization is the process of transforming user-approved requirement breakdown drafts into dispatchable subtasks, enabling a smooth transition from project planning to execution.

You trigger the materialization workflow by executing the command with a JSON payload containing the subject, the specific requirement ID, and the expected hash of the approved draft to initiate subtask creation.

No, requirement materialization requires pre-materialization checks to ensure the breakdown draft has been explicitly reviewed and approved by the user before any subtasks are created and dispatched.

Yes, the materialization process is designed for environments requiring integration with task dispatching systems, converting confirmed requirement drafts into actionable subtasks ready for project execution.

The best way to transition approved requirements into project execution is to materialize the breakdown draft, running pre-materialization checks before converting the confirmed plan into actionable subtasks.