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To convert design milestones into development tasks, you provide a design document path and desired milestones to generate a milestone plan. This process applies one-AC-per-task decomposition to ensure clear progress and traceability during implementation.

Scaffolding a codebase for TDD-aligned workflows involves generating bootstrap code and tests from design milestones. This ensures phase-based validation and explicit task acceptance criteria are met before functionality and integration milestones are developed.

Phase-based validation and scope checks are enforced by breaking design milestones into concrete development tasks with explicit acceptance criteria. This keeps designs scoped and ensures traceable, testable progress across software projects.

Yes, task decomposition supports explicit verification and commit steps by applying one-AC-per-task breakdown. This ensures every development task has clear acceptance criteria and traceable validation before committing code.

You need explicit task acceptance criteria when converting design milestones into concrete development tasks. This ensures traceable, testable progress and enforces phase-based validation during design reviews and milestone planning.

Yes, this task decomposition approach works without external dependencies. It directly converts design documents into milestone plans using phase-based validation and TDD-aligned workflows to guide implementation.