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project-planner
Converts an idea into a structured development plan with milestones, tasks, dependencies, and implementation phases. Use when an idea or feature needs to be broken into a plan before work starts.
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## Purpose
Turn an idea, feature request, or goal into a structured development plan — phases, milestones, concrete tasks, and their dependencies — so work can actually start in the right order instead of everyone improvising sequencing.
## When to Use
- An idea exists but hasn't been broken into actionable phases/tasks yet.
- Kicking off a nontrivial feature or project and want a shared plan before work starts.
- Coordinating work across multiple people/teams where task ordering and dependencies matter.
## What to Analyze / Do
1. **Clarify the goal and scope** — what does "done" look like; what's explicitly out of scope (pair with [Requirements Extractor](../../reasoning/requirements-extractor/) if the goal itself is still vague).
2. **Break into phases** — logical stages of work where each phase produces something usable or verifiable, not arbitrary time-boxed chunks.