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Agent Task Dependency Planner with Critical Path
Arrange task dependencies, estimated durations and approval points. Detect missing links and cycles, then export an ordered Markdown plan and generic JSON.
Make it yours
Use lowercase task IDs and comma-separated dependency IDs. Independent tasks can overlap. Up to 100 tasks.
review → code → publish
Valid dependency order
reviewcopycodepublish
Dependency schedule
Every task starts after all its dependencies finish. Highlighted rows belong to one critical path; equal-duration alternatives can also be critical. Approval waiting is excluded.
- review · Review requirements0 min → 10 minDepends on: None · No approval flagCritical path
- copy · Prepare copy10 min → 30 minDepends on: review · No approval flag
- code · Implement changes10 min → 40 minDepends on: review · No approval flagCritical path
- publish · Review and publish40 min → 45 minDepends on: copy, code · Approval requiredCritical path
Your output
agent-task-plan.jsonGetting started
Add task IDs, dependency IDs, durations and approval flags. Resolve errors, then export JSON or Markdown.
Before you use the result
This is a planning document, not an n8n or Dify workflow. Timing assumes unlimited parallel capacity and excludes approval waits and resource contention.
Try an example
Branch review into copy and code tasks, then join them before publishing.
How it works
A dependency graph detects unknown references and cycles. Earliest finish times give the longest dependency path and separate total effort.
Frequently asked questions
Arrange editable task dependencies and inspect a topological order and critical-path estimate.
How do I use Agent Task Planner?
Add task IDs, dependency IDs, durations and approval flags. Resolve errors, then export JSON or Markdown.
Does this tool upload my data?
Inputs and files are processed in your browser. Page-view analytics do not contain your tool input.
What should I check before using the result?
This is a planning document, not an n8n or Dify workflow. Timing assumes unlimited parallel capacity and excludes approval waits and resource contention.