writing-plans

To create an implementation plan, decompose the feature specification into explicit tasks, order dependencies, map file structures, and define verification checkpoints before modifying any code.

Task decomposition is the process of breaking down a software specification into explicit, dependency-ordered engineering tasks and wave-based execution plans to ensure reliable implementation.

Architecture planning integrates with TDD by defining testing approaches, file structures, and review checkpoints upfront, creating a roadmap that guides consistent test-driven implementation.

Yes, this approach handles coordinated engineering workflows by producing a complete implementation roadmap with dependency-aware task breakdowns and verification steps for team execution.

The best way to structure verification checkpoints is to map them directly to task dependencies and testing decisions within the implementation plan, ensuring consistent execution and review.

You need a wave-based execution plan when a feature requires multi-step engineering work with complex dependency ordering, ensuring tasks are executed reliably in the correct sequence.