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To break business capability roadmaps into executable implementation tasks, you apply a generation process that resolves process models and produces bounded work items with business events, dependencies, and definitions of done for engineering execution.

The best way to prepare developer-ready work items from an agile planning roadmap is to generate structured task files that include contract and stub planning, establishing consumer-facing interfaces early to align implementation with process models.

Yes, you need a process model to generate implementation tasks from a capability roadmap. Process model resolution is required alongside capability context and roadmap inputs to accurately prepare bounded, self-contained coding work items.

Generating a contract and stub task helps implementation preparation by producing a mandatory initial work item that establishes consumer-facing interfaces early, ensuring subsequent implementation tasks are bounded, self-contained, and aligned with the process model.

Aligning implementation tasks with process models requires complete capability context, roadmap inputs, and structured task files with validation criteria. Without these necessary inputs, the generation process cannot produce accurate, developer-ready engineering work items.