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Two-layer feature planning (business + technical). Use when planning any feature before implementation starts.
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| name | implementation-planning |
| description | Two-layer feature planning (business + technical). Use when planning any feature before implementation starts. |
| auto_load | true |
| priority | high |
When planning a feature before implementation starts.
Every feature plan has two layers:
Layer A: Non-Technical Summary
Layer B: Technical Detail
Make them specific and testable:
Good:
- [ ] User can select a coach from a list
- [ ] System prevents booking overlapping sessions
- [ ] All tests pass
Bad:
- [ ] Booking system works
- [ ] It's fast
Break large features into smaller issues:
Blocker:
Warning: