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codex-planlisted

Turn a substantial multi-stage task into a staged, gate-reviewed execution plan — stages with deliverables, a review tier per stage (codex-check vs codex-debate), past reviewer findings converted into hard requirements, and named tools to reuse. Use BEFORE writing any code when starting a port, migration, new pipeline run, or any task big enough to need more than one review.
johngorat/claude-codex-skills · ★ 0 · Data & Documents · score 62
Install: claude install-skill johngorat/claude-codex-skills
# Codex Plan (staged task resolver) ## Quick Start `/codex-plan <task>` — produce a staged plan, show it to the user for approval, then execute it stage by stage using `/codex-check` and `/codex-debate` at the tiers the plan assigns. The plan is the deliverable of the first step. Never start implementing before the user has seen and approved it. **No pre-interview.** Steps 1–6 are autonomous document work — do them without asking the user anything. Questions that come up while drafting go INTO the plan as marked decision points and are asked together with the plan presentation: one consolidated approval round, not a conversation before the work starts. ## Procedure ### 1. Classify the ground List explicitly which parts of the task ride **proven rails** (tools, templates, and patterns that already passed a review gate in this project) and which parts are **new ground** (anything an existing template or gated tool does not cover). This classification drives everything below. ### 2. Gather lessons before writing the plan Search, in this order: - project docs: manual chapters, decision log, declared-divergence registry, prior plan documents of the same kind; - final reports of previous `/codex-debate` runs — every finding that was FIXED there is a lesson that can recur; - project memory files, if present. Convert each relevant lesson into a **hard requirement** in the plan, phrased as a constraint with a concrete check, not as advice. ("Every appearance anchor must be