Example Prompt
Generate a detailed project plan using the following syntax rules:
## [Stage Name]
- [ ] ()
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[ ]()
RULES:
1. Stages (##) with the same number (e.g., "Phase 0") indicate parallel work streams and should be stacked vertically in visualization
2. Sequential stage numbers (Phase 0 → Phase 1) indicate series/chronological progression
3. Each task must have a unique integer ID
4. Tasks include duration in days: (X days)
5. @mentions assign responsibility (informational only)
6. [ ](x, y, z) defines dependencies - tasks that must be complete before this can start
7. [ ](0) means no dependencies (can start immediately)
8. Tasks can link across different phases
Please generate a complete project plan for: [INSERT PROJECT DESCRIPTION HERE]
The plan should include:
- 4-6 major phases/stages
- 25-35 total tasks across all phases
- Logical dependencies that create a realistic critical path
- Mix of parallel and sequential tasks within and across phases
- Realistic durations that reflect the complexity of each task
- Assignments using @mentions for key roles/people
- Tasks that sometimes depend on multiple predecessors
- Tasks that sometimes have no dependencies [ ](0)
Make the project specific and detailed with:
- Concrete, descriptive task names
- Realistic team compositions
- Authentic dependencies that tell a story about how the work flows
- A mix of creative, technical, logistical, and administrative tasks
Format the response exactly according to the syntax above, with no additional explanation.
Welcome to NodeFlow Pro
NodeFlow is a visual project mapping and task tracking platform.
📌 Managing the Graph Interface
- Interactive Canvas: Click and drag anywhere on the black background to pan around the project graph. Use your mouse wheel or trackpad to zoom in and out.
- Task Details & Chat: Click directly on any node block to open its dedicated details pane. Here you can chat with your team about that specific task.
- Completion Status: To mark a task as finished, simply click the empty checkbox
[ ]inside the graph node. It will turn solid green!
🗂️ Navigating the App
- Sidebar: Use the hamburger menu in the top left to open the Sidebar. This gives you instant access to filter tasks by User/Participant or view urgent incomplete tasks inside the Registry.
- Settings Tab: Inside the Sidebar, click the "Settings" tab to find your Project Start Date, your Invite Code (for inviting collaborators), and the ultimate Logout button.
Advanced: Architectural Markdown Syntax (Project Owners Only)
As a Project Owner, you have access to the Graph view raw editor. This text engine directly renders the visual graph. Here are the core structural tools:
1. Stages (e.g., ## Phase 0: Title)
- Syntax:
## [Stage Name] - Stages organize the vertical columns. Stages with the same number stack together chronologically.
2. Tasks (e.g., - [ ]1 Task Name (2 days))
- Syntax:
- [ ]<Task ID> <Label> (<Duration>) - Example:
- [ ]1 Design Wireframes (5 days)
3. Dependencies (e.g., [ ](1, 2))
- To force a task to wait on a previous node to finish, link them via ID:
[ ](1). Use[ ](0)for tasks that can start instantly.