tlc-spec-driven

Structured project planning uses adaptive task breakdown to decompose complex software development workflows into atomic tasks. It guides you through Specify, Design, Tasks, and Execute phases to manage dependencies and track systematic progress.

Mapping an existing codebase for feature development requires defining project scope and architectural design to establish requirement traceability. Describing your goals generates an initial specification outline for immediate planning and verification steps.

Adaptive planning auto-sizes depth based on project scope to support both simple and complex software development scenarios. It ensures systematic progress tracking and validation across diverse project contexts without overcomplicating smaller features.

Agile task decomposition maintains requirement traceability by linking detailed specifications and architectural design directly to atomic task creation. This ensures every execution step has clear dependency management and verification criteria.

You do not need predefined architectural designs before starting project planning. You can describe your project goals to generate an initial specification outline, and the framework guides you through designing architecture during the process.