split-plan-into-workstreams

Steps:

1. Read the Story Analysis Document

• Read the story analysis json document.

2. Read the Draft Implementation Plan

• Read the draft implementation plan json document.

3: Identify Work Streams

Break the work into parallel tracks:

TYPICAL WORK STREAMS:
├── Foundations
│   ├── Contracts and Interfaces Defined
│   ├── Database migrations
│   ├── Data model changes
│   ├── API endpoint Stubbed with fake response data
│   └── Frontend API calls to stubbed endpoints
├── Backend/API
│   ├── Repositories, and Handlers
│   ├── Business logic
│   └── API endpoints fully built
├── Frontend/UI
│   ├── Components
│   ├── State management
│   └── Completed API integration
├── Infrastructure
│   ├── Configuration
│   └── Deployment
└── Testing
    ├── Integration tests
    └── E2E tests

The Foundations workstreams purpose is to enable parallel development of the rest of the feature. 

5. Create Workstream Directories

Create a subdirectory streams under the same folder that contains the story analysis and plan json documents.

5. Create Workstreams

For each workstream, complete the following steps.

5.1 Create Workstream Document

Create a workstream json document. The workstream document will follow the schema in schema/workstream.schema.json. The document should be named {workstream-name}.stream.json and placed under the streams subdirectory.

5.1 Identify Stream-related Criteria

Copy the Acceptance Criteria and Edge Cases from the analysis document that are related to the workstream's scope to the "related_acceptance_criteria" and "related_edge_cases" fields in the workstream json document.

5.2 Identify Stream Dependencies

Identify any dependencies that the workstream has on other workstreams. Update the "dependencies" field in the workstream json file. Dependencies can include completion of other workstreams, or specific artifacts from other workstreams.

5.3 Outline Stream Implementation Plan

Outline high-level approach:

IMPLEMENTATION PLAN:
1. [First major step]
2. [Second major step]
3. [Third major step]
...

And for each step identify what artifacts are needed to complete the step.