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Generate an implementation plan by extracting all functional and non-functional requirements, error handling, and edge cases from your validated spec, then break each requirement into specific, actionable tasks mapped to files, dependencies, and testing strategies. This ensures complete coverage and traceability from spec to code.

A complete implementation plan covers every functional requirement, non-functional requirement, error case, and edge case from the spec as concrete tasks. Each task includes file paths, dependencies, validation steps, testing strategies, and explicit references back to relevant spec sections.

Generate an implementation plan after your specification is complete and validated. Use it as the bridge between high-level requirements and concrete coding work to ensure developers have clear, testable tasks derived directly from every part of the spec.

Yes. Implementation plans include explicit mappings between spec sections and tasks, making it straightforward to verify that every requirement has corresponding work items and to track which requirements have been implemented and tested.

A specification defines what needs to be built and why; an implementation plan breaks that spec into actionable, sequential tasks with specific file paths, testing steps, and dependencies. The plan answers how developers will build it.