Dependency-ordered task lists
The work broken into tasks, ordered so the things everything else depends on come first.
Task lists are where most planning tools produce noise: a long list with no order and no sense of size. Ideon produces the opposite — a sequence.
Tasks are derived from the feature structure and arranged so that dependencies come before the things that need them. Each task carries a complexity estimate, which makes it possible to look at the list and judge whether the scope is realistic.
The output is plain Markdown, which means it can go straight into Linear or Jira, or be pasted into a coding agent as the work queue for a session.
Order is the feature
A task list with no order is just a list of worries. Ideon orders tasks so the things other tasks depend on come first, which means you can work top to bottom without discovering halfway through that you need something you have not built yet.
Complexity as a signal, not a promise
Each task is marked small, medium or large. That is not an hour estimate — it is a signal for judging whether the scope in front of you is realistic and which items deserve to be broken down further.
Designed to be handed over
The output is plain Markdown with one clear task per line. Paste it into Linear or Jira as a backlog, or give it to a coding agent as the work queue for a session.
What you get
Ordered by dependency
Foundations first, so you are never blocked by work you have not started.
Size estimates
Each task is marked small, medium or large, so you can sanity-check the scope.
Agent-ready
Formatted so an AI coding agent can pick up tasks one at a time without further prompting.
Cheapest document
Two credits, and quick to regenerate as the plan shifts.
How it works
- 1
Start from the mindmap
Tasks inherit the feature structure, so nothing is orphaned.
- 2
Generate the list
Ideon breaks the features down and orders the result by dependency.
- 3
Export and execute
Send it to your issue tracker or feed it to your coding agent.
Good for
- Turning a plan into a sprint
- Feeding an AI coding agent a work queue
- Answering "what should I build first?"