writing-plans

To generate an implementation plan from a software spec, provide your requirements to translate them into a comprehensive, step-by-step plan outlining exact files to touch, test designs, and structured tasks with clear boundaries.

Task decomposition for multi-subsystem software projects is breaking down a spec into structured, bite-sized tasks with clear boundaries and acceptance criteria, detailing file touchpoints, code structure, and deployment considerations.

Yes, you can create design docs and test plans before touching code by using a spec to generate a comprehensive plan that documents file touchpoints, code structure, tests, docs, and deployment considerations.

Yes, this planning approach works for multi-step task requirements by taking a clear spec and generating a comprehensive, task-level implementation plan with independent tasks and acceptance criteria.

The best way to structure independent work tasks for engineers is to translate requirements into a step-by-step implementation plan that outlines exact files to touch, test designs, and structured tasks with clear boundaries.

Generated implementation plan artifacts are saved under the docs/superpowers/plans directory in your project, requiring no external dependencies beyond standard project tooling.