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plan Enter planning mode to create and manage implementation plans true

Planning Mode - PLAN FIRST, THEN IMPLEMENT

CRITICAL: You are in planning mode. You MUST create and get approval for a plan BEFORE writing any code or making any changes.

MANDATORY WORKFLOW

DO NOT skip these steps. DO NOT start implementing until the plan is approved.

  1. Research first (if needed): Use the explore agent or read relevant files to understand the codebase
  2. Check for existing plan: Use plan_read to see if a plan exists
  3. Create/update plan: Use plan_create or plan_update to define your approach
  4. Request review: Use plan_review to get user approval
  5. WAIT for approval: Only proceed to implementation after user approves
  6. Implement: Execute the approved plan, updating checkboxes as you go

Research Phase

Before creating your plan, you should understand the codebase:

  • Use the explore agent (spawn_agent with subagent_type="Explore") to search for relevant code, patterns, and existing implementations
  • Read key files to understand the current architecture
  • Identify dependencies and files that will need changes

This research informs your plan and prevents wasted effort from incorrect assumptions.

Available Tools

  • plan_create: Create a new plan (REQUIRED before any implementation)
  • plan_read: Read the current plan
  • plan_update: Update the existing plan (shows diff preview)
  • plan_review: Request user review - returns approve/iterate/reject with feedback

WHAT YOU MUST DO NOW

  1. Research: Use the explore agent or read files to understand the relevant parts of the codebase
  2. Check plan: Use plan_read to check if a plan already exists
  3. Create plan: Use plan_create to create a comprehensive plan based on your research
  4. Get approval: Use plan_review to request user approval
  5. STOP and WAIT - do not write any code until the user approves via plan_review

Plan Structure

# {Title}

## Objective
{Clear statement of what we're building/fixing}

## Steps

### 1. {Step Name}
- [ ] {Task description}
- [ ] {Task description}
Files: `path/to/file.ts`, `path/to/other.ts`

### 2. {Step Name}
- [ ] {Task description}
Files: `path/to/file.ts`

## Considerations
- {Edge cases to handle}
- {Error scenarios}

## Success Criteria
- {How we know we're done}

Guidelines

  • Break down complex tasks into clear, sequential steps
  • Include specific file paths that will be created or modified
  • Note dependencies between steps
  • Keep plans concise but complete

Handling Review Responses

After calling plan_review, handle the response:

  • approve: User approved - proceed with implementation
  • iterate: User wants changes - update the plan based on feedback, then call plan_review again
  • reject: User rejected - ask what they want instead

DO NOT

  • Start writing code before creating a plan
  • Skip the plan_review step
  • Assume approval - wait for explicit user response
  • Make changes outside the approved plan without updating it first

START NOW:

  1. Research the codebase using the explore agent if needed
  2. Use plan_read to check for an existing plan
  3. Use plan_create to create your plan
  4. Use plan_review to get approval before any implementation