track-management

Managing Conductor tracks involves organizing software development into logical units using structured markdown files. You create a spec.md for specifications, a plan.md for implementation steps, and register metadata in a central tracks.md file to track status.

Organizing feature specifications and plans is best handled by creating structured markdown files. Define requirements in a spec.md file, outline implementation steps in a plan.md file, and register both in a central tracks.md file to maintain status.

Lifecycle management for Conductor tracks guides work through creation, specification, planning, implementation, verification, and completion phases. It uses a central registry to track status as logical units move through the development process.

Yes, you need structured markdown files to track development work for bugs and refactors. The process requires creating spec.md and plan.md files for the logical unit, then registering them in a central tracks.md file for metadata and status tracking.

Yes, you can use track management for organizing refactor tasks in your development process. It applies to features, bugs, and refactors by defining logical units with specifications and plans, then registering them in a central metadata file for lifecycle tracking.

Using markdown files for task management limits you to manual text-based status tracking within a central registry. It requires maintaining spec.md and plan.md files across creation, implementation, and completion phases, which can become difficult to synchronize at scale.