planning-and-task-breakdown
Planning and Task Breakdown
Overview
Break a specification into atomic, independently verifiable tasks with clear acceptance criteria, dependency ordering, and time estimates. This is the canonical Plan-phase skill.
When to Use
- After a spec is approved and before implementation begins
- When a feature feels too large to implement in one pass
- When multiple people or agents need to work on related changes
- Before using
incremental-implementationortest-driven-development
Task Hierarchy
Epic (the full feature)
└── Phase (logical grouping, ~1 day of work)
└── Task (atomic unit, ~30 min)
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