task-planning

To turn a design document into an actionable task plan, provide the design document and a defined tech stack. The process generates a task-plan.md that outlines specific tasks, estimates, and completion criteria to guide implementation.

Mapping task dependencies from a design document involves analyzing design artifacts to generate a dependency-graph.md. This file shows task relationships and sequences, providing a clear structure for project execution.

You can define concurrently executable task groups from a design document by generating a parallel-groups.md file. This defines parallel task groups to optimize the workflow and enable efficient delivery during implementation.

Generating a task plan from a design document requires a completed design artifact and a defined tech stack. These inputs are necessary to produce the task-plan.md, dependency-graph.md, and parallel-groups.md outputs.

The best way to translate design artifacts into an execution plan is to use a structured task generation workflow. This approach transforms design documents into a main task plan, a dependency graph, and parallel group definitions.