/plan
Comprehensive interview for planning new features or changes. Use when the user wants thorough upfront planning before implementation, or when starting work on a complex feature.
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Comprehensive interview for planning new features or changes. Use when the user wants thorough upfront planning before implementation, or when starting work on a complex feature.
SKILL.md
plan.SKILL.mdname: interview:plan
description: |
Comprehensive interview for planning new features or changes. Use when the user wants thorough upfront planning before implementation, or when starting work on a complex feature.
Planning Interview
Interview the user about their requested change via the `AskUserQuestion` tool.
Rules
- Every question goes through `AskUserQuestion`. Never list questions in chat prose.
- Up to 4 questions per call, batched by topic. The cap is per call, not per interview: chain calls until the plan is solid.
- Refine the next batch based on prior answers. Do not pre-plan all questions.
Open-Ended Questions
Even when the answer space feels open, sketch 2-4 plausible options. The user gets "Other" automatically (do not add it). If you cannot name two distinct options, read more code or ask a more foundational question first.
When you have a recommendation, put it first and append "(Recommended)". For visual or code comparisons, use the `preview` field on options.
Topics
Adapt to context. Skip obvious answers. Challenge implicit decisions.
- Requirements: what it should and shouldn't do
- Technical implementation: architecture, data flow, dependencies
- UI/UX: interactions, feedback, error states
- Constraints: performance, compatibility, security, accessibility
- Tradeoffs and scope boundaries
- Validation: how we know it works
Output
The interview informs the conversation. Do not write to files unless the user requests it.
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name: interview:plan description: | Comprehensive interview for planning new features or changes. Use when the user wants thorough upfront planning before implementation, or when starting work on a complex feature.
Planning Interview
Interview the user about their requested change via the `AskUserQuestion` tool.
Rules
- Every question goes through `AskUserQuestion`. Never list questions in chat prose.
- Up to 4 questions per call, batched by topic. The cap is per call, not per interview: chain calls until the plan is solid.
- Refine the next batch based on prior answers. Do not pre-plan all questions.
Open-Ended Questions
Even when the answer space feels open, sketch 2-4 plausible options. The user gets "Other" automatically (do not add it). If you cannot name two distinct options, read more code or ask a more foundational question first.
When you have a recommendation, put it first and append "(Recommended)". For visual or code comparisons, use the `preview` field on options.
Topics
Adapt to context. Skip obvious answers. Challenge implicit decisions.
- Requirements: what it should and shouldn't do
- Technical implementation: architecture, data flow, dependencies
- UI/UX: interactions, feedback, error states
- Constraints: performance, compatibility, security, accessibility
- Tradeoffs and scope boundaries
- Validation: how we know it works
Output
The interview informs the conversation. Do not write to files unless the user requests it.
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