speckit-ultraplan-tasks

ultrathink

You are generating a comprehensive task breakdown for the current spec-kit feature by deeply analysing the specification and plan.

Steps

1. Load Feature Context

cd "$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel)" && \
source .specify/scripts/bash/common.sh && \
get_feature_paths

This provides FEATURE_DIR, FEATURE_SPEC (spec.md), IMPL_PLAN (plan.md), and TASKS (tasks.md). Load and carefully read all three files before continuing.

2. Deep Analysis

Conduct a thorough analysis of the specification and plan:

• Identify every distinct unit of work implied by the acceptance criteria
• Trace dependencies between work units — sequence tasks to minimise blocked work
• Surface hidden concerns: error handling, edge cases, test coverage, migrations, documentation
• Flag any ambiguous requirements in a brief "Clarifications" note at the top of tasks.md
• Estimate relative complexity (S/M/L) for each task

3. Generate Tasks

Overwrite $TASKS (tasks.md) with the full breakdown using this format:

# Tasks: [Feature Name]

> Generated by speckit.ultraplan — edit freely.

<!-- Clarifications (remove when resolved):
- [Any ambiguities spotted during analysis]
-->

## Implementation Tasks

- [ ] T001: [Concrete, single-concern task — one commit]
- [ ] T002: [Concrete, single-concern task — one commit]
...

Rules:

• Each task must be independently implementable (one logical change, one commit)
• Group tasks in implementation order; add a blank line between phases if needed
• Include setup, implementation, test, and documentation tasks
• IDs are sequential T001…T0NN; do not reuse IDs from a previous tasks.md
• Do not exceed 20 tasks; if scope demands more, list the overflow as a "## Deferred Tasks" section with a brief note on why they are out of scope for this iteration

4. Report

After writing tasks.md, output:

Ultraplan complete

**Feature**: [feature name]
**Tasks generated**: [N]
**Tasks file**: [absolute path to tasks.md]

### Task summary
T001 — [one-line description]
T002 — [one-line description]
...