Confirm each actual input need
Owner role · Receiving owners
Evidence: All three edges mean final usable output, not informal awareness.
Dependency schedules / Delivery leads, planning owners and acceptance reviewers
Troubleshooting pathHold a plan whose required-input relationships contain a circular start condition.
The guide checks whether the declared final-input model has any executable first task.
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Original worked case · Manual planning resource
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01 · Inspect the inputs
| Task | Required completed input | Can start initially? |
|---|---|---|
| A | B final output | No |
| B | C final output | No |
| C | A final output | No |
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02 · Follow the reasoning
A→B→C→A is circular in the required-input graph. Every task has an unmet predecessor; adding dates does not supply an initial completed output.
The three tasks have no permitted first start under the stated final-output requirements. Resolve a real boundary or initial-input change before committing the schedule.
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Synthetic planning case: A requires the final output of B before starting. B requires the final output of C. C requires the final output of A. No accepted initial output exists.
Owner role · Receiving owners
Evidence: All three edges mean final usable output, not informal awareness.
Owner role · Planner
Evidence: The A/B/C cycle and absent initial output are recorded.
Owner role · Decision owner
Evidence: A supported staged input or changed dependency is accepted; no edge is erased just to make a chart work.
Decision to make: The three tasks have no permitted first start under the stated final-output requirements. Resolve a real boundary or initial-input change before committing the schedule.
Invented planning text. Adapt it to your evidence and confirmed owners.
The three tasks have no permitted first start under the stated final-output requirements. Resolve a real boundary or initial-input change before committing the schedule. A→B→C→A is circular in the required-input graph. Every task has an unmet predecessor; adding dates does not supply an initial completed output. Do not confuse a start-blocking dependency cycle with an intentional iterative process or a harmless communication loop.
No. Its required B output is still missing.
No. This example is specifically a circular requirement for final output before any start. Iterative workflows need different boundary definitions.
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From a useful outline to team work
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