writing-plans

Task planning for multi-step features breaks work into end-to-end task lists with explicit file touches, tests, and documentation. It generates comprehensive implementation plans that specify necessary modules, tests, and docs mapped to concrete file changes and milestones.

TDD-aligned planning ensures tests drive the implementation plan and verify progress. It structures feature development by defining test requirements upfront, promoting minimal, reusable plans with clear milestones while adhering to DRY and YAGNI principles.

The best way to structure multi-step features is generating a comprehensive implementation plan that details tasks, file changes, tests, and milestones. This approach satisfies plan structure requirements with exact file paths, concrete steps, and named commits while adhering to DRY, YAGNI, and TDD principles.

Implementation planning works for typical engineering tasks including user authentication flows. Providing a feature name and high-level spec generates a complete plan specifying necessary modules, tests, and docs mapped to concrete file changes and deployment considerations.

Detailed task planning with named commits and milestones is needed when converting vague feature specs into thorough, step-by-step implementation plans. It reduces ambiguity and rework before coding begins by satisfying plan structure requirements with exact file paths and concrete steps.