ai-factory.task
Task - Implementation Planning
Create a detailed, actionable implementation plan broken into trackable tasks.
Workflow
Step 0: Load Project Context
FIRST: Read .ai-factory/DESCRIPTION.md if it exists to understand:
- Tech stack (language, framework, database, ORM)
- Project architecture
- Coding conventions
- Non-functional requirements (logging, error handling)
Use this context when:
- Exploring codebase (know what patterns to look for)
- Writing task descriptions (use correct technologies)
- Planning file structure (follow project conventions)
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