FP Planning FAQs

Question 1

What does the FP Planning skill do?

Accepted Answer

The FP Planning skill helps you break down complex software features into a structured hierarchy of tasks. It uses the `fp` CLI to create issues, define parent-child relationships, and model dependencies between them, turning a high-level goal into an actionable plan.

Question 2

How does this skill improve my workflow?

Accepted Answer

It brings structure and clarity to complex work. By creating a clear task hierarchy with explicit dependencies, it helps you visualize the entire project, identify parallel workstreams, prevent blockers, and ensure every component is accounted for before implementation begins.

Question 3

What are the key capabilities of the FP Planning skill?

Accepted Answer

This skill provides a complete CLI-driven planning workflow, including: hierarchical task breakdown (parent/child issues), dependency modeling to define workstreams, iterative plan refinement, and guidance on best practices for creating clear, atomic tasks.

Question 4

When should I use this skill?

Accepted Answer

Use this skill at the start of a new feature or project. It's ideal for prompts like 'create a plan for...', 'break down this feature...', 'design an implementation for...', or 'structure this work' to generate a detailed, organized roadmap.

FP Planning

Key Features

Use Cases

FP Planning

Key Features

Use Cases