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The current expansion produces gate-ready issues. A project needs plan-level structure:
what ships in what order, what blocks what, and which issue satisfies which criterion.
Scope
Produce from an intent record: milestones with a coherent shipping order; epics where a
goal needs several issues; scoped issues with the acceptance detail the gate already
expects; the criteria mapping (apr(completion): criteria → issue coverage mapping and gap detection #10082); and explicit dependency edges
Size issues for single-contributor completion — the observed failure mode is issues too
large to finish cleanly, which shows up as revision churn in the quality score
Sequence so early milestones produce something demonstrable, not just foundations
Human approval before posting stays in v1 (it is the current CLI's behaviour and it is
correct while quality is unproven)
Acceptance
An intent record produces a complete plan — ordered milestones, sized issues, criteria
mapping, dependencies — that a contributor can start on without asking a question.
Problem
The current expansion produces gate-ready issues. A project needs plan-level structure:
what ships in what order, what blocks what, and which issue satisfies which criterion.
Scope
goal needs several issues; scoped issues with the acceptance detail the gate already
expects; the criteria mapping (apr(completion): criteria → issue coverage mapping and gap detection #10082); and explicit dependency edges
large to finish cleanly, which shows up as revision churn in the quality score
correct while quality is unproven)
Acceptance
An intent record produces a complete plan — ordered milestones, sized issues, criteria
mapping, dependencies — that a contributor can start on without asking a question.
Depends on
#10081 (criteria record), #10082 (coverage mapping).