writing-plans

To create an executable implementation plan, you define the feature goal and architecture, then break the task into small, testable steps detailing file modifications, required tests, documentation, and validation milestones.

Test-driven development in task planning ensures each implementation step includes creating specific tests before writing code, breaking features into small, verifiable units that support frequent commits and clear validation criteria.

Structuring a development plan with DRY and YAGNI principles involves generating step-by-step instructions that avoid code duplication, include only necessary features, and outline specific file changes with corresponding tests and validation steps.

Yes, you can generate step-by-step coding instructions that include documentation updates and delivery milestones. The plan outlines specific file modifications, required tests, and validation steps, saving to a structured markdown file.

You need a detailed task breakdown when a feature requires multiple steps across files, tests, and documentation, ensuring developers can implement the feature with minimal context switching and frequent commits.

Implementation planning supports git workflow integration by structuring tasks with frequent commits and saving plans to a dated markdown file, enabling clear tracking of feature development milestones and code changes.