Task Planning

To break down an approved technical design into actionable development tasks, provide the design and requirements to generate a structured two-level hierarchy of epics and tasks with clear requirements traceability.

Spec-driven development handles requirements traceability by mapping generated implementation tasks directly to data models, services, APIs, tests, and acceptance criteria throughout the sprint planning process.

The best way to convert design components into a testable workflow is to analyze the design and map each component into sequential, testable coding tasks aligned with a testing plan.

Yes, you need approved requirements and a finalized design before starting task planning, because the process relies on converting those technical designs into structured implementation steps.

Yes, task analysis maps design components to APIs and data models, ensuring every generated implementation task aligns with services and acceptance criteria for clear requirements traceability.

Task planning uses a two-level hierarchy of epics and tasks to sequence work effectively, moving step-by-step from design to code while maintaining testable coding tasks and tracing requirements.