TaskPlanner breaks a goal into a dependency-ordered task graph.

This is an advanced orchestration primitive, not the primary public application entry point. Most application developers should start with Agent.run() or Session.run().

from loom.orchestration.planner import TaskPlanner

planner = TaskPlanner()
tasks = planner.create_plan("inspect repo -> run tests -> summarize")
# tasks[0].dependencies == []
# tasks[1].dependencies == [tasks[0].id]

ready = planner.get_ready_tasks()   # returns tasks with all deps completed
planner.update_status(task.id, "completed")
planner.all_completed()             # True when done

• Tasks with no dependencies are immediately ready
• A task becomes ready when all its dependencies reach completed
• Missing dependency IDs are treated as already satisfied

Code: loom/orchestration/planner.py