task-planner

To create execution plans, you provide a detailed request and the planner analyzes intent, explores the codebase, and decomposes work into atomic subtasks with clear boundaries, dependencies, and milestones.

Workflow orchestration maps decomposed subtasks to specialized agents and schedules parallel execution waves. Agent delegation assigns specific atomic tasks to these agents based on the workflow's dependency wiring.

You schedule parallel execution waves by mapping subtask dependencies and agent assignments. The planner generates a structured execution plan that organizes tasks into sequential or parallel waves.

Yes, task-planner is designed for cross-functional task decomposition. It analyzes intent and explores the codebase to decompose complex work into atomic subtasks with dependencies and agent assignments.

The best way to generate TaskCreate-ready metadata is to input a detailed user request. The planner produces a complete execution plan including metadata, dependencies, and milestones for each subtask.

You should avoid automated task decomposition for simple, single-step requests that do not require cross-functional coordination, agent delegation, or complex dependency mapping.