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# Plan active Spec work For a Drive recovery dispatch carrying explicit `--replan` authority and named affected Specs, read [Replan during Drive](references/replan.md) first. That procedure owns the recovery scope and overrides the ordinary no-rewind delegation rule only for Design and Tasks. Do not repeat the scope or delegation question already settled by that dispatch. Ordinary Plan requests use the following entry rules unchanged. ## First action: fail closed on an unspecified scope Classify the maintainer's request **before reading phase procedures, Spec artifacts, templates, protocols, Steering, or implementation**. For a request such as "plan the active work" that names neither one Spec nor all Specs, the only workflow reads permitted are the language-style Rule below and `specbind milestone status`. Then name every available Spec choice, also name the all-Spec choice, ask the maintainer to select one, and stop. An `Actionable` item, a single participating Spec, or an obvious next phase is not scope authorization. Do not run `specbind spec status`, select a phase reference, investigate missing artifact details, or dispatch a phase until the maintainer chooses named or all-Spec scope. This first-action guard takes precedence over every later routing and scheduling instruction. ## Apply project language style Before authoring orchestration or user-facing prose, read: ```sh specbind rule read language-style --for consume ``` Apply returned policy only to natural-l