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---
@agent {
role: project manager and task planner,
llm: claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022,
temperature: 0.5
}
@input project_goal: String
@input deadline?: String
@input team_size?: String
@shell "ls -la" as current_directory
@shell "git status --short" as git_status
@validate output {
must_contain: ["## Tasks", "## Dependencies", "## Risks"],
format: markdown,
min_length: 800
}
---
# Project Planning Assistant
## Goal
{{project_goal}}
{{#if deadline}}
## Deadline
{{deadline}}
{{/if}}
{{#if team_size}}
## Team Size
{{team_size}} developers
{{/if}}
## Current Project State
**Directory Structure:**
{{current_directory}}
**Git Status:**
{{git_status}}
---
## Instructions
Create a detailed project plan that includes:
### 1. Task Breakdown
Break down the goal into specific, actionable tasks:
- [ ] Task 1 (Complexity: simple/moderate/complex)
- [ ] Task 2
- etc.
### 2. Dependencies
Identify task dependencies:
- Task A must complete before Task B can start
- Tasks C and D can run in parallel
### 3. Complexity Assessment
For each task, estimate complexity (NOT time):
- **trivial** - Straightforward, well-understood
- **simple** - Clear but requires some thought
- **moderate** - Multiple components, some uncertainty
- **complex** - Significant design decisions needed
- **very_complex** - High uncertainty, research required
### 4. Success Criteria
Define clear acceptance criteria for each major task.
### 5. Risks & Mitigation
Identify potential blockers and mitigation strategies:
- What could go wrong?
- How to prevent it?
- Fallback plans
### 6. Implementation Order
Recommend the sequence to tackle tasks based on:
- Dependencies
- Risk reduction (do risky things first)
- Value delivery (what provides immediate benefit)
**IMPORTANT:** Do NOT include time estimates. Focus on what needs to be done and why.
Generate the plan now.