write-plan

To decompose a 1C software design into an actionable task checklist, you need to break the agreed design into atomic 2–5 minute sub-agent tasks with explicit dependencies, exact file paths, and verification criteria.

The correct implementation sequencing for 1C change design tasks moves from metadata to BSL code, then to forms and integration, and concludes with a final validation task to ensure correctness.

Yes, you can generate a tasks.md file directly from an openspec design.md by reading the rlm_route_context, applying strict decomposition rules, and writing the atomic tasks to openspec/changes/<feature>/tasks.md.

Yes, BSL validation is required as a final step in 1C task decomposition to verify the implementation. The generated checklist must end with a final validation task to ensure all code meets standards.

The best way to plan file paths for 1C development sub-agent tasks is to produce tasks that reference exact file paths and specify the exact skills to run for each step during the design-to-tasks decomposition process.