superpowers-sage:plan-generator

Implementation planning from an architecture spec translates approved design units into a structured phase execution plan with parallel and sequential work batches. It validates the approved spec first, then emits a complete plan directory ready for execution.

Anti-drift validation performs preflight checks to prevent divergence between an approved architecture spec and the generated implementation plan. For legacy ports, it enforces an AD-2 byte-for-byte gate to strictly block field divergence during the porting process.

Implementation planning requires an approved architecture spec and will refuse to generate a plan unless one is found or explicitly provided. This ensures the generated execution phases and dependency graphs remain strictly aligned with the validated design.

Creating a task dependency graph translates architecture units into parallel, sequential, or gated work phases. It includes owner skill routing suggestions and specific acceptance criteria to structure the WordPress development workflow efficiently.

Preflight handoff validation for legacy ports emits an AD-2 byte-for-byte gate to ensure zero-migration ports maintain exact field parity. It blocks the implementation plan from proceeding if any field divergence from the spec is detected.

Implementation planning applies directly to batch decomposition in WordPress development workflows by breaking approved architecture specifications into executable phases. It generates a plan directory matching the defined format contract with routing suggestions.