task-brief-creator-caveman

To convert rough planning notes into a structured task brief, provide your raw input to generate a caveman-style brief. This preserves all facts and bullets while producing a validation-friendly markdown structure with required sections that downstream agents can execute against.

A briefset is a parent task brief with multiple child briefs used when your input implies multiple execution contexts. You need this mode instead of a single brief when your planning notes warrant splitting the work into distinct downstream execution paths.

Caveman-style task brief formatting preserves all original facts, bullets, and section depths from your planning notes. It grounds unstructured input into a published brief containing the required eight sections without losing hierarchical detail.

You can use these markdown task briefs for automated validation because they output a deterministic structure with required fields. The caveman formatting is specifically designed to be consumable by downstream agents ready for validation checks.