task-decomposition
Task Decomposition
Break down complex tasks into atomic, actionable goals with clear dependencies.
When to Use
- Complex user requests with multiple components
- Multi-phase projects requiring coordination
- Tasks that could benefit from parallel execution
- Planning agent coordination strategies
Decomposition Framework
1. Requirements Analysis
- Primary objective
- Implicit requirements (quality, performance)
- Constraints (time, resources)
- Success criteria
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