kramme:siw:generate-phases

Breaking a specification into testable phases involves decomposing it into atomic, phase-based issues with explicit dependencies and validation criteria. This enforces atomicity and testability while producing runnable phase milestones.

Generate issue files from a specification by creating a multi-phase task breakdown arranged by phase. This produces an open-issues overview and a ready-to-run plan for subagent review and user approval.

Atomic phase-based decomposition is the process of transforming a broad specification into a structured plan by breaking it into clearly delineated phases. Each phase contains ready-to-implement tasks with built-in review steps and test validations.

Yes, phase-based issue generation includes a built-in approval workflow. It produces a ready-to-run plan and an open-issues overview specifically designed for subagent review and user approval before implementation begins.

Yes, you can enforce explicit dependencies when creating phase milestones. The decomposition process ensures each atomic issue includes validation criteria and tracks dependencies to produce runnable phase milestones.