super-ralph-decompose

You can decompose a spec by feeding a clean-room specification into the stamping process, which outputs a phased set of work beads and an epic graph. It creates a process epic, an implementation epic, and wired dependencies with explicit review gates.

Work beads in a phased decomposition workflow are sequenced execution units stamped from a clean-room specification. They carry explicit IDs, wired dependencies, and review gates to enforce plan validity and produce documentation-ready artifacts.

Yes, a clean-room specification is required to stamp a decompose process. The specification serves as the input to generate the epic graph, phased work beads, wired dependencies, and review gates suitable for subsequent bead runs.

Dependencies between work beads are wired automatically during the spec decomposition stamping process. The skill enforces explicit IDs and wired dependencies across the generated sequence of phased beads and epic graph.

Yes, the decomposition workflow explicitly supports creating both a process epic and a separate implementation epic. It stamps these from a clean-room specification along with a sequence of wired work beads and review gates.

Review gates are needed when decomposing a clean-room specification into phased work beads. They enforce plan validity and structural quality checks, ensuring the generated artifacts are documentation-ready for subsequent bead runs and reviews.