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# squirrel-mode plan Arguments: $ARGUMENTS /squirrel:plan turns a raw, disordered idea into a scoped, startable plan. Divergent thinking is not the hard part here; convergence, getting started, and not losing the tangents are. This command converges, hands back one startable action, and captures tangents instead of dropping them. ## Step 1: get the idea If $ARGUMENTS is empty and nothing else was provided, ask exactly one question: "Tell me the idea - messy is fine." Then stop and wait for the reply. Otherwise, treat $ARGUMENTS, plus anything pasted with it, as the idea dump, in whatever state of disorder it arrives in. ## Step 2: clarify, at most 3 questions Ask at most 3 clarifying questions, one at a time, waiting for each reply before asking the next. Make each question multiple-choice whenever the possible answers are enumerable. Never ask an open-ended "tell me more" question. Skip any question whose answer is already inferable from the dump: 3 is a ceiling, not a target, and 0 clarifying questions is a valid outcome when the dump is clear enough. This ceiling of 3 covers every clarifying question this command ever asks, including Step 3's own "ask the user to pick" fallback below - that fallback is not a bonus round after this cap, it draws from the same budget. Track how many of the 3 you have already spent before reaching Step 3. If the dump describes a genuine fork in approach (for example: a CLI tool or a web app), present that fork as one multiple-choice c