plan
PLAN MODE: Five-Phase Planning Process
WARNING: DO NOT use the built-in
ExitPlanModeorEnterPlanModetools. This project has its own planning workflow using/plan,/implement, and/verifyskill commands that are automatically invoked via the/specslash-command. The built-in Claude Code plan mode tools write to different paths and are incompatible. When planning is complete, simply inform the user and wait for confirmation - no special tool needed.
Using AskUserQuestion - Core Planning Tool
The AskUserQuestion tool is essential for effective planning. Questions are grouped into batches so users answer related questions together without interruption.
Question Batching Strategy
Questions are consolidated into two batches for a smooth user experience:
| Batch | When | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Batch 1 | Phase 0 (before exploration) | Clarify task, scope, priorities |
| Batch 2 | Phase 2 (after exploration) | Architecture choices, design decisions |
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