Using HTML for planning documents and specifications offers rich presentation capabilities without extra tooling. The format supports color coding, visual hierarchy, embedded links, and inline UI prototypes that make specs more scannable and actionable. A typical workflow includes defining scope and constraints in a spec section, creating stepwise plans with checkboxes, and maintaining status areas. While HTML requires more authoring effort and produces noisier diffs, the clarity during execution and ability to serve rendered documents through a browser makes it worthwhile for spec-driven development workflows.
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