create-plan

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Creates a reconciled implementation plan by combining a structured plan draft with a normalized intent brief and a PRP-style research dossier, then auto-reviews the final plan. Use when planning a new feature or significant change.

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# Create Plan Agent ## Feature: $ARGUMENTS Generate a complete plan for feature implementation with thorough research. The plan must contain enough context for an AI agent to implement the feature in a single pass. ## Step 1: Mandatory Repo Audit Do not start drafting until you have verified the current repo shape for the feature area. ### Verify These Facts In-Repo - Primary entrypoint(s) and integration surfaces relevant to this feature - Exact module names and singular/plural usage - Validator/controller/service directory layout in the affected area - Actual data-model/schema/type source of truth used by this codebase - Existing user-facing or operator-facing surface(s) this feature extends - Shared type/export hubs if cross-app types are needed - Actual validation/build/typecheck workflow used by this repo ### Repo Audit Rules - Do not assume any specific stack or layout. Discover the actual routing, validation, schema, frontend, and build patterns used by the current repo. - Every existing file path cited in the final plan must have been opened in this session. - Mark every path in the final plan as either `existing` or `new`. - Never cite a line number unless it was verified in the current checkout. - Never let template/example paths leak into the final plan. - If the brief or user request conflicts with repo reality, add a `Known Mismatches / Assumptions` section that states the conflict and how the plan resolves it. ## Step 1b: Clarify Requirements (Onl...

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Author
dcouple
Repository
dcouple/Pane
Created
5 months ago
Last Updated
4 days ago
Language
TypeScript
License
NOASSERTION

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