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plan-proposal
Develop-side planning orchestrator for an OpenSpec change: artifact creation → doubt-driven-review → scenario-design → fold of automated scenarios into tasks.md, then STOPS at the git-worktree boundary. Main interactive session only; never a subagent. Triggers: "plan this change"
Overview
Develop-side planning orchestrator for an OpenSpec change: artifact creation → doubt-driven-review → scenario-design → fold of automated scenarios into tasks.md, then STOPS at the git-worktree boundary. Main interactive session only; never a subagent. Triggers: "plan this change", "draft the proposal and plan", "scaffold + review + fold", "prep a change for building".
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plan-proposal
Orchestrates the planning phase of an OpenSpec change on develop. Composes
existing skills — it does not reimplement them. Twin of ship-it, which owns
the implementation phase inside the worktree. The two split at the git-worktree
boundary, which is also the interactive/headless line.
flowchart LR
subgraph Planning ["PLANNING — develop, human present"]
A["new/ff/continue"] --> B["doubt-review"]
B --> C["scenario-design + category-fold + manifest"]
C --> D["plan-proposal (this skill)"]
end
D -->|"boundary: commit + spawn worktree"| E["ship-it"]
subgraph Implementation ["IMPLEMENTATION — worktree"]
E
end
Hard constraint — main session only (never a subagent)
plan-proposal MUST run in the main interactive session. It invokes
doubt-driven-review (which spawns a fresh-context reviewer, and interactively a
second cross-model reviewer — nested subagent spawn is blocked) and
scenario-design (whose proposal/design-stage HARD gate calls ask_user). Both
need a live main session.
Guard: if you detect you are running inside a subagent context (nested
reviewer spawn would be blocked, or ask_user is unavailable), STOP and
surface: "plan-proposal must run in the main session — doubt-review and the
scenario-design gate cannot run nested. Re-invoke from the main session on
develop." Do not degrade the doubt-review to a self-questioning fallback.
Preconditions
- On the
developbranch (planning happens on develop; the worktree is spawned from the planning commit). openspecCLI available; resolve the change name from--change <name>, the conversation, oropenspec list --json(ask if ambiguous).- Announce: "Planning change:
<change>(override with/plan-proposal <other>)."
Procedure
1. Ensure planning artifacts exist
Bring the change to a drafted state using the existing generated skills — do not hand-roll the directory:
- No change dir yet →
openspec-new-change(or-fffor the fast path). - Partial artifacts →
openspec-continue-change.
Artifacts live at openspec/changes/<change>/: proposal.md, design.md (when
the change warrants one), specs/**/spec.md, tasks.md.
2. Doubt-review proposal.md + design.md (trigger: drafted or modified)
Whenever proposal.md or design.md is created or changed in this session,
invoke doubt-driven-review on the changed artifact:
- Pass ARTIFACT + CONTRACT only — never the CLAIM, never your reasoning.
- ARTIFACT = the proposal/design prose (decompose if large per doubt-review).
- CONTRACT = the requirements/constraints the artifact must satisfy (the specs deltas, the non-goals, the invariants it asserts).
- Surface the cross-model offer — this is an interactive session, so the offer is mandatory (doubt-review Step 3 "always offer, never silently skip").
- Reconcile every finding against the artifact text using doubt-review's precedence (contract-misread → actionable → trade-off → noise). When a finding is valid + actionable, PAUSE: the artifact is corrected before proceeding.
Do not fold scenarios until the doubt cycle reaches a stop condition (trivial findings, 3 cycles, or explicit "ship it").
3. scenario-design → category-routed fold into tasks.md (MANDATORY — never skip)
scenario-design is a required step, not an option. A change never reaches
the worktree boundary without a test-plan.md manifest and its automated rows
folded into tasks.md. Do not hand-author test tasks, infer scenarios from
the proposal, or skip straight to the commit — always drive the tasks from the
scenario-design output. Smoke-test-only tasks.md is a planning failure.
Run scenario-design for the change (proposal/design stage → HARD gate; it may
ask_user and STOP on a spec gap — that is expected, answer and continue). It
writes openspec/changes/<change>/test-plan.md — the manifest, carrying a
level + disposition (automated | manual-only) per scenario row. If
test-plan.md does not exist after this step, scenario-design did not run —
re-invoke it before folding.
Then fold each row into tasks.md:
-
automatedrows → one vanilla- [ ]task each, routed to its category:manifest levelhome check-first (reuse infra) L1 packages/*/**/__tests__/*.test.ts(vitest)sibling *.test.tsL2 qa/tests/*.sh|*.ps1existing qa test for that OS L3 tests/e2e/*.spec.ts(docker harness)existing spec for that surface electron ci-electron.yml/_electron-build.ymlexisting electron job ci ci.yml/ workflow-levelexisting workflow assertion Before tasking new infra, scan for an existing test of that type to extend. Each folded test task MUST carry:
- a harness-exemplar pointer — the nearest existing spec/test of that
category to copy harness glue from (e.g.
see tests/e2e/reconnect.spec.ts). Bare "author X.spec.ts" tasks are forbidden —ship-itresolves the exemplar path into the task context it handsapply. - the scenario Triple (
input · trigger · observable) as plain text. - a manifest reference as ordinary prose — either
(test-plan #<id>)or an inline(test-plan: automated)— soship-it/ship-changecan map it back.
- a harness-exemplar pointer — the nearest existing spec/test of that
category to copy harness glue from (e.g.
-
manual-onlyrows → a plain manual task tagged(test-plan: manual-only); no test is folded.ship-changedefers these post-merge (its manifest-aware defer rule).
Fold-completeness gate (before Step 4): every automated row in
test-plan.md MUST map to exactly one folded test task in tasks.md, and every
manual-only row MUST map to one tagged manual task. Verify the count matches
the manifest — if any scenario row has no corresponding task, the fold is
incomplete; finish it before committing. Do not proceed to the boundary with an
unfolded manifest.
Parser-safety (load-bearing): tasks.md MUST stay vanilla checkbox format.
No custom token, no bracketed tag, no non-standard syntax on a task line — only
- [ ] <text> where the manifest reference is ordinary prose. openspec status --json and the generated apply skill parse this file; a stray token could
break them. Verify openspec status --change <change> --json reports the same
task counts after folding as the plain checkboxes imply.
4. Commit planning artifacts + stop at the worktree boundary
Precondition: test-plan.md exists and the fold-completeness gate passed.
Never commit without the manifest — a missing test-plan.md means Step 3 was
skipped; go back and run scenario-design.
Commit proposal.md, design.md, specs/**, tasks.md, and test-plan.md to
develop. The worktree is spawned from that commit via the existing worktree
flow (dashboard "start work" / git worktree add).
Then STOP. plan-proposal does not enter the implementation phase. Report:
Planning complete for
<change>. Artifacts committed todevelop; worktree ready. Automated scenarios folded to tasks (manifest dispositions intest-plan.md). Next: runship-itinside the worktree to build + ship. If a design issue surfaces during build,ship-itwritesSHIP_IT_BLOCKED.mdand hands back here.
Guardrails
- Main session only — refuse and surface if nested (see Hard constraint).
- Never pass the CLAIM to the reviewer; ARTIFACT + CONTRACT only.
- Never fold before reconciling actionable doubt-review findings.
tasks.mdstays vanilla — the manifest (test-plan.md), not a task tag, is the automated-vs-manual source of truth.scenario-designis mandatory — notest-plan.md, no commit. Never hand-author test tasks or skip scenario design; the manifest is the sole source of the folded test tasks.- Fold every manifest row — the boundary is blocked until every
automatedandmanual-onlyrow maps to a task. - Never author test/app code here — folding writes tasks;
ship-itauthors the tests. This skill plans; it does not implement. - Stop at the boundary — do not continue into implementation.
Composed skills
openspec-new-change / -ff / -continue · doubt-driven-review ·
scenario-design (+ its test-plan.md manifest) · handoff to ship-it.
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name: plan-proposal
description: 'Develop-side planning orchestrator for an OpenSpec change: artifact creation → doubt-driven-review → scenario-design → fold of automated scenarios into tasks.md, then STOPS at the git-worktree boundary. Main interactive session only; never a subagent. Triggers: "plan this change", "draft the proposal and plan", "scaffold + review + fold", "prep a change for building".'
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scope: project
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# plan-proposal
Orchestrates the **planning phase** of an OpenSpec change on `develop`. Composes
existing skills — it does **not** reimplement them. Twin of `ship-it`, which owns
the implementation phase inside the worktree. The two split at the **git-worktree
boundary**, which is also the **interactive/headless line**.
```mermaid
flowchart LR
subgraph Planning ["PLANNING — develop, human present"]
A["new/ff/continue"] --> B["doubt-review"]
B --> C["scenario-design + category-fold + manifest"]
C --> D["plan-proposal (this skill)"]
end
D -->|"boundary: commit + spawn worktree"| E["ship-it"]
subgraph Implementation ["IMPLEMENTATION — worktree"]
E
end
```
## Hard constraint — main session only (never a subagent)
`plan-proposal` MUST run in the main interactive session. It invokes
`doubt-driven-review` (which spawns a fresh-context reviewer, and interactively a
second cross-model reviewer — nested subagent spawn is blocked) and
`scenario-design` (whose proposal/design-stage HARD gate calls `ask_user`). Both
need a live main session.
**Guard:** if you detect you are running inside a subagent context (nested
reviewer spawn would be blocked, or `ask_user` is unavailable), **STOP** and
surface: *"plan-proposal must run in the main session — doubt-review and the
scenario-design gate cannot run nested. Re-invoke from the main session on
`develop`."* Do not degrade the doubt-review to a self-questioning fallback.
## Preconditions
- On the `develop` branch (planning happens on develop; the worktree is spawned
from the planning commit).
- `openspec` CLI available; resolve the change name from `--change <name>`, the
conversation, or `openspec list --json` (ask if ambiguous).
- Announce: *"Planning change: `<change>` (override with `/plan-proposal <other>`)."*
## Procedure
### 1. Ensure planning artifacts exist
Bring the change to a drafted state using the existing generated skills — do not
hand-roll the directory:
- No change dir yet → `openspec-new-change` (or `-ff` for the fast path).
- Partial artifacts → `openspec-continue-change`.
Artifacts live at `openspec/changes/<change>/`: `proposal.md`, `design.md` (when
the change warrants one), `specs/**/spec.md`, `tasks.md`.
### 2. Doubt-review proposal.md + design.md (trigger: drafted or modified)
Whenever `proposal.md` or `design.md` is created or changed in this session,
invoke `doubt-driven-review` on the changed artifact:
- Pass **ARTIFACT + CONTRACT only** — never the CLAIM, never your reasoning.
- ARTIFACT = the proposal/design prose (decompose if large per doubt-review).
- CONTRACT = the requirements/constraints the artifact must satisfy (the specs
deltas, the non-goals, the invariants it asserts).
- **Surface the cross-model offer** — this is an interactive session, so the
offer is mandatory (doubt-review Step 3 "always offer, never silently skip").
- **Reconcile every finding** against the artifact text using doubt-review's
precedence (contract-misread → actionable → trade-off → noise). When a finding
is valid + actionable, **PAUSE**: the artifact is corrected before proceeding.
Do not fold scenarios until the doubt cycle reaches a stop condition (trivial
findings, 3 cycles, or explicit "ship it").
### 3. scenario-design → category-routed fold into tasks.md (MANDATORY — never skip)
**`scenario-design` is a required step, not an option.** A change never reaches
the worktree boundary without a `test-plan.md` manifest and its automated rows
folded into `tasks.md`. Do **not** hand-author test tasks, infer scenarios from
the proposal, or skip straight to the commit — always drive the tasks from the
`scenario-design` output. Smoke-test-only `tasks.md` is a planning failure.
Run `scenario-design` for the change (proposal/design stage → HARD gate; it may
`ask_user` and STOP on a spec gap — that is expected, answer and continue). It
writes `openspec/changes/<change>/test-plan.md` — the **manifest**, carrying a
`level` + `disposition` (`automated` | `manual-only`) per scenario row. If
`test-plan.md` does not exist after this step, `scenario-design` did not run —
re-invoke it before folding.
Then **fold** each row into `tasks.md`:
- **`automated` rows** → one vanilla `- [ ]` task each, routed to its category:
| manifest `level` | home | check-first (reuse infra) |
|---|---|---|
| L1 | `packages/*/**/__tests__/*.test.ts` (vitest) | sibling `*.test.ts` |
| L2 | `qa/tests/*.sh` \| `*.ps1` | existing qa test for that OS |
| L3 | `tests/e2e/*.spec.ts` (docker harness) | existing spec for that surface |
| electron | `ci-electron.yml` / `_electron-build.yml` | existing electron job |
| ci | `ci.yml` / workflow-level | existing workflow assertion |
Before tasking new infra, scan for an existing test of that type to extend.
Each folded test task MUST carry:
1. a **harness-exemplar pointer** — the nearest existing spec/test of that
category to copy harness glue from (e.g. `see tests/e2e/reconnect.spec.ts`).
Bare "author X.spec.ts" tasks are forbidden — `ship-it` resolves the
exemplar path into the task context it hands `apply`.
2. the scenario **Triple** (`input · trigger · observable`) as plain text.
3. a manifest reference as ordinary prose — either `(test-plan #<id>)` or an
inline `(test-plan: automated)` — so `ship-it`/`ship-change` can map it back.
- **`manual-only` rows** → a plain manual task tagged `(test-plan: manual-only)`;
**no test is folded**. `ship-change` defers these post-merge (its manifest-aware
defer rule).
**Fold-completeness gate (before Step 4):** every `automated` row in
`test-plan.md` MUST map to exactly one folded test task in `tasks.md`, and every
`manual-only` row MUST map to one tagged manual task. Verify the count matches
the manifest — if any scenario row has no corresponding task, the fold is
incomplete; finish it before committing. Do not proceed to the boundary with an
unfolded manifest.
**Parser-safety (load-bearing):** `tasks.md` MUST stay vanilla checkbox format.
No custom token, no bracketed tag, no non-standard syntax on a task line — only
`- [ ] <text>` where the manifest reference is ordinary prose. `openspec status
--json` and the generated `apply` skill parse this file; a stray token could
break them. Verify `openspec status --change <change> --json` reports the same
task counts after folding as the plain checkboxes imply.
### 4. Commit planning artifacts + stop at the worktree boundary
**Precondition:** `test-plan.md` exists and the fold-completeness gate passed.
Never commit without the manifest — a missing `test-plan.md` means Step 3 was
skipped; go back and run `scenario-design`.
Commit `proposal.md`, `design.md`, `specs/**`, `tasks.md`, and `test-plan.md` to
`develop`. The worktree is spawned from that commit via the existing worktree
flow (dashboard "start work" / `git worktree add`).
Then **STOP**. `plan-proposal` does not enter the implementation phase. Report:
> *Planning complete for `<change>`. Artifacts committed to `develop`; worktree
> ready. Automated scenarios folded to tasks (manifest dispositions in
> `test-plan.md`). **Next: run `ship-it` inside the worktree to build + ship.**
> If a design issue surfaces during build, `ship-it` writes `SHIP_IT_BLOCKED.md`
> and hands back here.*
## Guardrails
- **Main session only** — refuse and surface if nested (see Hard constraint).
- **Never pass the CLAIM to the reviewer**; ARTIFACT + CONTRACT only.
- **Never fold before reconciling** actionable doubt-review findings.
- **`tasks.md` stays vanilla** — the manifest (`test-plan.md`), not a task tag,
is the automated-vs-manual source of truth.
- **`scenario-design` is mandatory** — no `test-plan.md`, no commit. Never
hand-author test tasks or skip scenario design; the manifest is the sole
source of the folded test tasks.
- **Fold every manifest row** — the boundary is blocked until every `automated`
and `manual-only` row maps to a task.
- **Never author test/app code here** — folding writes *tasks*; `ship-it` authors
the tests. This skill plans; it does not implement.
- **Stop at the boundary** — do not continue into implementation.
## Composed skills
`openspec-new-change` / `-ff` / `-continue` · `doubt-driven-review` ·
`scenario-design` (+ its `test-plan.md` manifest) · handoff to `ship-it`.
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