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plan-createlisted

Create a final implementation-ready plan from a user brief, settled decisions, and repository evidence. Use when work needs ordered phases, concrete deliverables, dependencies, risks, and validation before coding.
yarlson/yarstack · ★ 3 · Code & Development · score 76
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# Plan Creation Synthesize an implementation-ready plan rather than repeating discovery, architecture sparring, or research. ## Workflow 1. Confirm the brief, authoritative repository evidence, applicable instructions, output location, and whether writing a repository plan file is authorized. 2. Identify only decisions whose absence changes the implementation path. Resolve them with the user or record a blocker; keep safe assumptions explicit. 3. Use `architecture-refine` for unresolved architecture decisions and `technical-spike` for blocking unfamiliar or version-sensitive behavior. 4. Lock ownership boundaries, non-goals, compatibility, rollout order, validation gates, risks, and unresolved blockers. 5. For behavior-changing work, name the authoritative contract, invariants and required progress, environmental assumptions, failure model, and material correctness claims. Map each claim to evidence; use `test-design` when selecting verification methods is non-trivial and `technical-spike` when a high-consequence design may need unfamiliar model checking or proof. 6. For work affecting long-running or distributed workloads, settle the source of truth and invariants; graceful and abrupt restart behavior; rolling replacement and mixed-version overlap; concurrent-replica ownership and coordination; duplicate, stale, or out-of-order work; partial dependency failure, retry exhaustion, ambiguous outcomes, and recovery. Require observable acceptance evidence for the applicable ca