writing-plans

To turn feature requirements into executable development tasks, you generate a comprehensive implementation plan specifying exact file paths, bite-sized sequential tasks, and full failing-to-passing test cycles for reliable execution.

Test-driven development task decomposition breaks features into 2–5 minute steps including failing tests, verification runs, minimal implementation, and passing verification, enabling reliable stepwise architecture handoff to implementers lacking codebase context.

You create an implementation plan by generating a structured header with goal, architecture, and tech stack, followed by ordered tasks specifying exact file locations and precise verification commands for implementers lacking codebase context.

Yes, implementation planning works for stepwise architecture handoff by producing a goal and tech stack header plus ordered tasks from infrastructure to cleanup, enabling reliable delegation to engineers with minimal guesswork.

The limitation of generating bite-sized TDD tasks is that it requires a structured plan header and strict sequential ordering from infrastructure to cleanup, meaning any missing file paths or incomplete test cycles disrupt the delegation workflow.