writing-plans

Implementation plans decompose feature specs into 2-5 minute actionable steps with exact file paths, code snippets, test commands, and commit guidance. This structured task decomposition ensures engineers execute multi-step software development tasks without missing context or requirements.

TDD-aligned implementation planning sequences tasks to cover test writing, minimal implementation, and commit steps for each component. Following DRY and YAGNI principles, plans generate executable coding steps that integrate test-driven development directly into the feature build process.

To prevent spec gaps and type inconsistencies, implementation plans include a built-in self-review checklist. This validation mechanism catches placeholder content, spec misalignment, and type errors prior to plan handoff, ensuring executable coding tasks without missing context.

Yes, implementation plans generate bite-sized task breakdowns that include specific commit guidance for multi-step coding tasks. This ensures structured git workflows are embedded directly within the feature specification execution, keeping version control aligned with task boundaries.

Task decomposition handles complex feature specifications by breaking down multi-step requirements like adding payment processing into actionable steps. It generates plans covering test writing and minimal implementation for each component, ensuring complete feature delivery from requirements.