Sequenced by dependency
Workstreams are ordered by what blocks what, so configuration does not wait on work that could have run in parallel.
A delivery plan built from what was actually agreed.
Lab0's Planning Agent turns accepted requirements into sequenced workstreams, dependencies, acceptance criteria, and implementation tasks. Every task stays linked to the requirement it delivers and the criteria it will be tested against.
Plans that know why each task exists.
Acceptance criteria up front
Each task states how it will be accepted before build starts, which gives testing a target instead of a guess.
Tasks the build can pick up
Implementation tasks carry the requirement, owner, and dependencies the Configuration Agent needs to start.
Requirements in, an executable plan out.
Planning sits between design and build, and keeps the links that usually break at that hand-off.
Read
Accepted requirements and the approved design become the planning input.
Sequence
Workstreams, dependencies, and parallel paths are drafted, with acceptance criteria for each task.
Approve
The delivery lead adjusts the sequence and approves it. Tasks move to configuration with their context attached.
The plan is drafted. The delivery lead decides.
Sequencing, staffing, and client commitments stay with the people accountable for them.
Draft until approved
Sequencing and staffing decisions are made by the delivery lead, not the agent.
Explicit acceptance criteria
Every task carries the criteria it will be tested against, written before build starts.
Linked to the requirement
Each task points back to the accepted requirement it delivers, so scope questions have an answer.
Six agents. One implementation record.
Each agent picks up the requirements, decisions, and evidence the previous one left, so nothing is rebuilt between phases.
Planning Agent, common questions
- What is a Planning Agent?
- A Planning Agent turns accepted requirements into a delivery plan: sequenced workstreams, dependencies, acceptance criteria, and implementation tasks. The delivery lead reviews and approves the plan.
- What does a plan include?
- Workstreams ordered by dependency, the work that can run in parallel, implementation tasks with owners, and acceptance criteria for each task. Every task links back to the requirement it delivers.
- How does it connect to configuration and testing?
- Approved tasks go to the Configuration Agent with their requirement and dependencies attached. Their acceptance criteria give the Testing Agent a defined target for verification.
- Does it replace the project manager?
- No. The agent drafts and keeps the plan connected to requirements. The delivery lead owns sequencing, staffing, and client commitments.
Bring one plan you are about to build.
We will look at your current requirements and tell you quickly whether the agent fits how your team plans delivery.