writing-plans

To break down a software feature spec into an implementation plan, generate an exhaustive task decomposition covering files to touch, code changes, tests, and docs. This provides a complete roadmap ensuring no context gaps for developers.

Task decomposition for refactoring with limited codebase context is the process of mapping out multi-step implementation tasks from a spec. It generates a file map, tests, docs, and commit guidance to navigate complex code changes without missing dependencies.

To plan feature development using TDD and DRY principles, enforce these methodologies within the generated task steps to keep plans lean and actionable. The plan integrates tests and documentation directly into the implementation roadmap.

Yes, you can generate documentation and commit guidance directly from a feature spec. The planning process outputs comprehensive task decompositions that explicitly include necessary docs and commit instructions alongside the code changes.

Yes, this task planning approach works for complex multi-step refactors. It is specifically designed to plan multi-step implementation tasks across codebases, providing a complete roadmap with file maps and tests for developers with minimal context.