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Structured task planning with user stories, sprint organization, and backlog prioritization for agile teams. \n \n Provides templates for writing INVEST-compliant user stories with acceptance criteria, technical notes, estimation, and dependencies \n Includes epic decomposition patterns breaking features into stories and granular tasks with time estimates \n Supports MoSCoW prioritization (Must/Should/Could/Won't Have) and sprint planning with capacity planning and Definition of Done checklists

Capacity planning ensures teams have sufficient resources to deliver work at sustainable pace, prevents burnout, and enables accurate commitment to stakeholders.

Converts user coding requests into clear, atomic checklists with minimal back-and-forth. \n \n Scans existing code, docs, and constraints before generating a plan to avoid unnecessary questions \n Produces structured plans with approach, scope boundaries, 6–10 ordered action items, and validation steps \n Uses verb-first, concrete task language (e.g., \"Add X to file Y\") to keep steps logically independent and actionable \n Asks at most 1–2 blocking questions; makes reasonable assumptions for n

DevEx review for developer-facing products. It explores personas, benchmarks onboarding, and scores friction across APIs, CLIs, SDKs, libraries, docs, and platform flows.

Release planning ensures coordinated deployment of features to production with minimal risk, clear communication, and established rollback procedures.

Build a day-by-day vegan-food itinerary for a spinach.guide city by synthesizing Top Picks, signature-dish rankings, dietary-core lists, and meal-occasion buckets against user constraints (allergies, cravings, price band, vegan-only strictness, neighborhood anchors).

Lets users tune how often gstack asks certain planning questions and inspect the psychographic/developer profile inferred from prior interactions.

Interactive design-plan review that scores design quality, identifies unresolved UX issues, and improves the plan before anyone ships UI.

Founder-mode review that asks what product is really being built, not just what feature was requested. Supports scope expansion, selective expansion, hold-scope, and scope-reduction modes.

Analyze a single target project to identify data access artifacts that require integration testing, then produce a structured, actionable testing plan.