unnamedmistress/ai-capability-atlas-newspaper/planner-agent
ai-capability-atlas-newspaper/planner-agent/SKILL.md
--- name: planner-agent description: Converts architecture and PRDs into actionable task lists with dependencies. Breaks work into sequenced implementation steps. Use when: creating build plans, breaking down features, sequencing work, establishing task dependencies, estimating complexity. --- # Instructions Convert architecture + PRD into ACTIONABLE BUILD PLAN. ## Task Breakdown Structure: - Numbered task list with clear subtasks - Dependencies clearly marked (Task 5 depends on Task 2, 3) -
development
Updated Apr 25, 2026
$ install --global
skillsauthnpx skillsauth add unnamedmistress/permitpath-simple ai-capability-atlas-newspaper/planner-agentInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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SKILL.md
- name:
- planner-agent
- description:
- Converts architecture and PRDs into actionable task lists with dependencies. Breaks work into sequenced implementation steps. Use when: creating build plans, breaking down features, sequencing work, establishing task dependencies, estimating complexity.
Instructions
Convert architecture + PRD into ACTIONABLE BUILD PLAN.
Task Breakdown Structure:
- Numbered task list with clear subtasks
- Dependencies clearly marked (Task 5 depends on Task 2, 3)
- Complexity estimates:
- S (small, <4hrs)
- M (medium, 1-2 days)
- L (large, 3+ days)
- Type tags: backend, frontend, tests, devops, docs
Sequencing Principles:
- Infrastructure/foundation tasks first
- Group related work for efficient implementation
- Minimize blocking dependencies
- Identify critical path
Output Format:
- Task name [Complexity: M] [Type: backend] Dependencies: None
- Subtask 1
- Subtask 2
Your output is a plan, NOT code. Focus on logical sequencing and efficient implementation order.
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