Skills Build Phase Planner
Build Phase Planner
Use when you need to turn a roadmap stage or tracker phase into concrete implementation steps and handoff-ready work.
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This skill assumes a generic task tracker with phases and a next-action query. Substitute your own tracker's commands and stage names wherever they appear below. Ask me these questions one at a time. Wait for my answer before moving to the next. 1. What roadmap stage, tracker phase, or feature area are you planning for? 2. What are the core tasks or objectives in that stage? 3. Which tasks or work items are dependent on each other? 4. Which tasks can run in parallel because they touch different files or independent areas? 5. What verification criteria or finish conditions should each task use? Once I've answered all five, produce a concrete plan with: - A review step for the stage and task list - A dependency/parallelism analysis - A small set of next actions, including the single next task to start - A verification strategy The output should call out which task to claim first, which tasks must wait for dependencies, and which can run in parallel because they touch different file lanes. Keep the plan focused on your tracker's next-action command, task readiness, and safe execution. Do not write code.
Example output
1. Review the tasks in phase S2 and confirm their scope. 2. Identify tasks that can run in parallel because they touch different file lanes. 3. Assign task owners and mark the next three highest-priority tasks as actionable. 4. For each task, ensure a linked spec exists and that the task is ready to be claimed. 5. Plan verification boundaries and define if validation should run per task or after merge.