write-plan
Write Plan
Overview
Produce a complete, self-contained implementation plan that can be executed by execute-plan with minimal ambiguity.
This skill is for planning only:
- Do not implement code
- Do not modify production files (except plan artifacts)
Workflow
Step 1: Contextualize
Load project context per the shared Context Loading Protocol. Then inspect only the code areas relevant to the requested change.
Capture:
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