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Epic decomposition into trackable, right-sized tasks. Three modes — audit-aware (codebase-audit reports), workflow-audit-aware (handoff.yaml with pre-rated findings), standalone (from scratch). Light convention scanning for projects without CLAUDE.md.
Epic decomposition into trackable, right-sized tasks. Three modes — audit-aware (codebase-audit reports), workflow-audit-aware (handoff.yaml with pre-rated findings), standalone (from scratch). Light convention scanning for projects without CLAUDE.md.
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Quick Ref: Mode detect → ingest or analyze → interactive input → understand → size → impact → phased plan → risk → test → rollback → write → proceed.
YOU MUST EXECUTE THIS WORKFLOW. Do not just describe it.
Required output: Every task MUST include Size, Urgency, Risk, ROI, Blast Radius, and LOE ratings. Do not omit these ratings.
Rating format: See
radar-suite-core.mdfor column definitions, indicator scale, and table formatting rules.
git status --short
If uncommitted changes exist:
AskUserQuestion with questions:
[
{
"question": "You have uncommitted changes. Commit before proceeding?",
"header": "Git",
"options": [
{"label": "Commit first (Recommended)", "description": "Save current work so you can revert if this skill modifies files"},
{"label": "Continue without committing", "description": "Proceed — I accept the risk"}
],
"multiSelect": false
}
]
If "Commit first": Ask for a commit message, stage changed files, and commit. Then proceed.
Plans describe WHAT to change and WHERE — never HOW.
A plan task says: "Add keyboard dismissal to AddItemView.swift:45-80 and EditItemView.swift:32-60. Acceptance: tapping outside any text field dismisses the keyboard."
A plan task does NOT say: "Add
.onTapGesture { UIApplication.shared.sendAction(#selector(UIResponder.resignFirstResponder)...) }"Exception: Include code (≤10 lines) ONLY when referencing an existing pattern in the repo, showing a required API signature, or documenting a known framework gotcha. The two worked examples at the end of this file show the calibration.
Detect which mode to run in: audit-aware, workflow-audit-aware, or standalone.
# Check for codebase audit reports
Glob pattern=".agents/research/*-codebase-audit.md"
Glob pattern=".agents/research/*-tech-reportcard.md"
# Check for workflow audit handoff
Glob pattern=".workflow-audit/handoff.yaml"
Decision logic:
| Condition | Mode |
|---|---|
User passes --workflow-audit | Workflow-audit-aware (error if no handoff found) |
| User specifies audit mode | Audit-aware (error if no report found) |
| User specifies standalone mode | Standalone (ignore all reports) |
.workflow-audit/handoff.yaml found AND audit_date <14 days | Workflow-audit-aware |
| Codebase audit report found AND <14 days old | Audit-aware |
| Report found AND ≥14 days old | Standalone (warn: "Stale audit report found — run /codebase-audit for fresh data") |
| Both workflow-audit and codebase-audit found | Workflow-audit-aware takes priority (more specific) |
| No report found | Standalone |
Parse the report filename date: YYYY-MM-DD-codebase-audit.md or YYYY-MM-DD-tech-reportcard.md.
Parse audit_date from handoff.yaml for workflow-audit mode.
If multiple reports exist, use the most recent one.
Mode summary:
| Mode | Source | Ratings Pre-computed? | Convention Scan? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Audit-aware | .agents/research/*-codebase-audit.md | No — extract and rate | No — uses audit context |
| Workflow-audit-aware | .workflow-audit/handoff.yaml | Yes — use as-is | Yes — if no CLAUDE.md |
| Standalone | User-provided task description | No — rate from scratch | Yes — if no CLAUDE.md |
Output:
## Mode: [Audit-Aware / Workflow-Audit-Aware / Standalone]
Report: [filename or "none"]
Report age: [N days or "n/a"]
Staleness warnings: [count or "none"]
Skip this step in standalone mode — go to Step 2B.
Read the audit report and extract structured data.
Read file_path=".agents/research/[report-filename]"
Look for the GRADES_YAML HTML comment block first:
<!-- GRADES_YAML
categories:
- name: Architecture
score: 91
grade: A-
...
-->
If no YAML block, fall back to parsing the grade summary line:
**Overall: B+ (84)** (Arch A- [91] | Security C+ [77] | ...)
Scan the report for the prioritized findings list. Each finding should have:
| Condition | What to extract |
|---|---|
| Incomplete (I) grade | Category name + trigger description + file:line |
| DO NOT SHIP recommendation | All blocker items listed under the recommendation |
| CRITICAL findings | Full finding details |
## Report Digest
| Source | Date | Overall Grade |
|--------|------|---------------|
| [codebase-audit / tech-reportcard] | [date] | [grade] |
### Incomplete Triggers (if any)
| Category | Trigger | File |
|----------|---------|------|
| [category] | [description] | [file:line] |
### Ship Recommendation
[SHIP / CONDITIONAL SHIP / DO NOT SHIP] — [reason]
### Top Issues
| # | Category | Severity | Issue | File | LOE |
|---|----------|----------|-------|------|-----|
| 1 | [cat] | CRITICAL | [desc] | [file:line] | [Xh] |
| 2 | [cat] | HIGH | [desc] | [file:line] | [Xh] |
| ... | | | | | |
Skip this step in audit-aware mode — audit already did this work.
Base all analysis on current source code only. Do not read or reference
files in .agents/, scratch/, or prior audit reports (those are ingested
in Step 2A only). Every finding must come from scanning the actual codebase
as it exists now.
Scan the codebase for context relevant to the planned work:
# Find files related to the feature area
Glob pattern="**/*FeatureName*.swift"
Grep pattern="FeatureKeyword" glob="**/*.swift" output_mode="files_with_matches"
# Find existing patterns to follow
Grep pattern="class.*ViewModel|struct.*View.*body" glob="**/*.swift" output_mode="files_with_matches"
# Find dependencies that will be affected
Grep pattern="import.*ModuleName|ModuleName\\." glob="**/*.swift" output_mode="files_with_matches"
# Find test files for affected areas
Glob pattern="Tests/**/*FeatureName*Tests.swift"
Produce:
| File/Module | Relevance | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| [path] | High/Med/Low | [How it relates] |
| Pattern | Example Location | Apply To |
|---|---|---|
| [Pattern name] | [File path] | [Where to use] |
| This Feature Depends On | Type |
|---|---|
| [Module/file] | Required/Optional |
| This Feature Will Affect | Impact |
|---|---|
| [Module/file] | High/Med/Low |
Skip this step in audit-aware or standalone mode.
Read the workflow audit handoff brief and ingest pre-rated findings.
Read file_path=".workflow-audit/handoff.yaml"
Extract:
project, audit_date, source_files_scannedsummary counts (critical/high/medium/low)issues[] with their pre-computed ratingsRatings are pre-computed — do NOT re-rate issues from the handoff brief. The audit skill already applied the rating system. Use the ratings as-is for planning.
Compare file_timestamps from the handoff against current file modification dates:
# For each file in file_timestamps, check if it changed
stat -f "%Sm" -t "%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ" "<file path>"
If files changed since audit:
If audit_date >14 days old:
/workflow-audit for fresh data"Read group_hint values from issues. Use them as suggestions for task grouping in Step 7:
group_hint are candidates for a single task## Handoff Digest
| Field | Value |
|-------|-------|
| Project | [name] |
| Audit Date | [date] |
| Files Scanned | [count] |
| Total Issues | [count] |
### Issue Summary (from audit)
| # | Finding | Urgency | Risk: Fix | Risk: No Fix | ROI | Blast Radius | Fix Effort | Group Hint | Stale? |
|---|---------|---------|-----------|--------------|-----|--------------|------------|------------|--------|
| 1 | [finding] | [urgency] | [risk_fix] | [risk_no_fix] | [roi] | [blast] | [effort] | [hint] | [Yes/No] |
### Staleness Warnings (if any)
| File | Audit Date | Current Date | Affected Issues |
|------|------------|--------------|-----------------|
| [path] | [date] | [date] | #1, #4 |
Skip in audit-aware mode (codebase audit provides enough context). Skip if project has a comprehensive CLAUDE.md (>100 lines with code patterns).
Detect project conventions automatically when no CLAUDE.md is available:
# Platform targets
grep -r "#if os(" Sources/ | head -5
# Data framework
grep -rl "@Model" Sources/ | head -3 # SwiftData
grep -rl "NSManagedObject" Sources/ | head -3 # CoreData
grep -rl "GRDB" Sources/ | head -3 # GRDB
# Feedback patterns
grep -rl "HapticManager\|UINotificationFeedbackGenerator" Sources/ | head -3
grep -rl "ToastManager\|toast\|snackbar" Sources/ | head -3
# Confirmation patterns
grep -rl "\.alert.*destructive\|confirmationDialog" Sources/ | head -3
# Navigation pattern
grep -rl "NavigationSplitView\|TabView\|NavigationStack" Sources/ | head -3
Display before planning begins:
## Detected Conventions
| Convention | Detected | Evidence |
|------------|----------|----------|
| Platforms | iOS + macOS | `#if os(iOS)` in 45 files |
| Data Framework | SwiftData | `@Model` in 12 files |
| Haptic Feedback | Yes | `HapticManager` in 8 files |
| Toast/Notifications | Yes | `ToastManager` in 15 files |
| Confirmation Dialogs | Yes | `.alert` with destructive in 22 files |
| Navigation | NavigationSplitView + TabView | Split view in 3 files, TabView in 1 |
This informs fix planning (e.g., "this project uses HapticManager, so feedback fixes should use it too").
IMPORTANT: Use AskUserQuestion to gather requirements.
AskUserQuestion with questions:
[
{
"question": "What type of work are you planning?",
"header": "Work Type",
"options": [
{"label": "New feature", "description": "Adding new functionality to the app"},
{"label": "Bug fix / improvement", "description": "Fixing issues or enhancing existing features"},
{"label": "Refactoring", "description": "Restructuring code without changing behavior"},
{"label": "Audit remediation", "description": "Fixing findings from a codebase audit or report card"}
],
"multiSelect": false
},
{
"question": "What is your risk tolerance?",
"header": "Risk",
"options": [
{"label": "Conservative", "description": "Minimize risk, smaller incremental changes"},
{
name: plan description: Epic decomposition into trackable, right-sized tasks. Three modes — audit-aware (codebase-audit reports), workflow-audit-aware (handoff.yaml with pre-rated findings), standalone (from scratch). Light convention scanning for projects without CLAUDE.md. version: 1.3.0 author: Terry Nyberg license: Apache-2.0 allowed-tools: [Glob, Grep, Read, Write, AskUserQuestion] metadata: tier: analysis category: planning
---
name: plan
description: Epic decomposition into trackable, right-sized tasks. Three modes — audit-aware (codebase-audit reports), workflow-audit-aware (handoff.yaml with pre-rated findings), standalone (from scratch). Light convention scanning for projects without CLAUDE.md.
version: 1.3.0
author: Terry Nyberg
license: Apache-2.0
allowed-tools: [Glob, Grep, Read, Write, AskUserQuestion]
metadata:
tier: analysis
category: planning
---
# Implementation Plan Generator
> **Quick Ref:** Mode detect → ingest or analyze → interactive input → understand → size → impact → phased plan → risk → test → rollback → write → proceed.
**YOU MUST EXECUTE THIS WORKFLOW. Do not just describe it.**
**Required output:** Every task MUST include Size, Urgency, Risk, ROI, Blast Radius, and LOE ratings. Do not omit these ratings.
> **Rating format:** See `radar-suite-core.md` for column definitions, indicator scale, and table formatting rules.
## Pre-flight: Git Safety Check
```bash
git status --short
```
If uncommitted changes exist:
```
AskUserQuestion with questions:
[
{
"question": "You have uncommitted changes. Commit before proceeding?",
"header": "Git",
"options": [
{"label": "Commit first (Recommended)", "description": "Save current work so you can revert if this skill modifies files"},
{"label": "Continue without committing", "description": "Proceed — I accept the risk"}
],
"multiSelect": false
}
]
```
If "Commit first": Ask for a commit message, stage changed files, and commit. Then proceed.
---
## Golden Rule
> **Plans describe WHAT to change and WHERE — never HOW.**
>
> A plan task says: "Add keyboard dismissal to AddItemView.swift:45-80 and EditItemView.swift:32-60. Acceptance: tapping outside any text field dismisses the keyboard."
>
> A plan task does NOT say: "Add `.onTapGesture { UIApplication.shared.sendAction(#selector(UIResponder.resignFirstResponder)...) }`"
>
> **Exception:** Include code (≤10 lines) ONLY when referencing an existing pattern in the repo, showing a required API signature, or documenting a known framework gotcha. The two worked examples at the end of this file show the calibration.
## Step 1: Mode Detection
Detect which mode to run in: **audit-aware**, **workflow-audit-aware**, or **standalone**.
```
# Check for codebase audit reports
Glob pattern=".agents/research/*-codebase-audit.md"
Glob pattern=".agents/research/*-tech-reportcard.md"
# Check for workflow audit handoff
Glob pattern=".workflow-audit/handoff.yaml"
```
**Decision logic:**
| Condition | Mode |
|-----------|------|
| User passes `--workflow-audit` | Workflow-audit-aware (error if no handoff found) |
| User specifies audit mode | Audit-aware (error if no report found) |
| User specifies standalone mode | Standalone (ignore all reports) |
| `.workflow-audit/handoff.yaml` found AND `audit_date` <14 days | Workflow-audit-aware |
| Codebase audit report found AND <14 days old | Audit-aware |
| Report found AND ≥14 days old | Standalone (warn: "Stale audit report found — run `/codebase-audit` for fresh data") |
| Both workflow-audit and codebase-audit found | Workflow-audit-aware takes priority (more specific) |
| No report found | Standalone |
Parse the report filename date: `YYYY-MM-DD-codebase-audit.md` or `YYYY-MM-DD-tech-reportcard.md`.
Parse `audit_date` from `handoff.yaml` for workflow-audit mode.
If multiple reports exist, use the most recent one.
**Mode summary:**
| Mode | Source | Ratings Pre-computed? | Convention Scan? |
|------|--------|-----------------------|------------------|
| Audit-aware | `.agents/research/*-codebase-audit.md` | No — extract and rate | No — uses audit context |
| Workflow-audit-aware | `.workflow-audit/handoff.yaml` | Yes — use as-is | Yes — if no CLAUDE.md |
| Standalone | User-provided task description | No — rate from scratch | Yes — if no CLAUDE.md |
**Output:**
```
## Mode: [Audit-Aware / Workflow-Audit-Aware / Standalone]
Report: [filename or "none"]
Report age: [N days or "n/a"]
Staleness warnings: [count or "none"]
```
---
## Step 2A: Audit Ingest (audit-aware mode only)
> Skip this step in standalone mode — go to Step 2B.
Read the audit report and extract structured data.
```
Read file_path=".agents/research/[report-filename]"
```
### Parse grades
Look for the `GRADES_YAML` HTML comment block first:
```
<!-- GRADES_YAML
categories:
- name: Architecture
score: 91
grade: A-
...
-->
```
If no YAML block, fall back to parsing the grade summary line:
```
**Overall: B+ (84)** (Arch A- [91] | Security C+ [77] | ...)
```
### Extract Top 10 Issues
Scan the report for the prioritized findings list. Each finding should have:
- Category
- Severity (CRITICAL / HIGH / MEDIUM / LOW)
- Description
- File:line reference
- LOE estimate
### Detect special conditions
| Condition | What to extract |
|-----------|----------------|
| **Incomplete (I) grade** | Category name + trigger description + file:line |
| **DO NOT SHIP** recommendation | All blocker items listed under the recommendation |
| **CRITICAL findings** | Full finding details |
### Produce Report Digest
```markdown
## Report Digest
| Source | Date | Overall Grade |
|--------|------|---------------|
| [codebase-audit / tech-reportcard] | [date] | [grade] |
### Incomplete Triggers (if any)
| Category | Trigger | File |
|----------|---------|------|
| [category] | [description] | [file:line] |
### Ship Recommendation
[SHIP / CONDITIONAL SHIP / DO NOT SHIP] — [reason]
### Top Issues
| # | Category | Severity | Issue | File | LOE |
|---|----------|----------|-------|------|-----|
| 1 | [cat] | CRITICAL | [desc] | [file:line] | [Xh] |
| 2 | [cat] | HIGH | [desc] | [file:line] | [Xh] |
| ... | | | | | |
```
---
## Step 2B: Codebase Analysis (standalone mode only)
> Skip this step in audit-aware mode — audit already did this work.
### Freshness
Base all analysis on current source code only. Do not read or reference
files in `.agents/`, `scratch/`, or prior audit reports (those are ingested
in Step 2A only). Every finding must come from scanning the actual codebase
as it exists now.
Scan the codebase for context relevant to the planned work:
```
# Find files related to the feature area
Glob pattern="**/*FeatureName*.swift"
Grep pattern="FeatureKeyword" glob="**/*.swift" output_mode="files_with_matches"
# Find existing patterns to follow
Grep pattern="class.*ViewModel|struct.*View.*body" glob="**/*.swift" output_mode="files_with_matches"
# Find dependencies that will be affected
Grep pattern="import.*ModuleName|ModuleName\\." glob="**/*.swift" output_mode="files_with_matches"
# Find test files for affected areas
Glob pattern="Tests/**/*FeatureName*Tests.swift"
```
Produce:
### Related Code Table
| File/Module | Relevance | Notes |
|-------------|-----------|-------|
| [path] | High/Med/Low | [How it relates] |
### Patterns to Follow Table
| Pattern | Example Location | Apply To |
|---------|------------------|----------|
| [Pattern name] | [File path] | [Where to use] |
### Dependencies Table
| This Feature Depends On | Type |
|-------------------------|------|
| [Module/file] | Required/Optional |
| This Feature Will Affect | Impact |
|--------------------------|--------|
| [Module/file] | High/Med/Low |
---
## Step 2C: Workflow Audit Ingest (workflow-audit-aware mode only)
> Skip this step in audit-aware or standalone mode.
Read the workflow audit handoff brief and ingest pre-rated findings.
```
Read file_path=".workflow-audit/handoff.yaml"
```
### Parse Handoff Brief
Extract:
- `project`, `audit_date`, `source_files_scanned`
- `summary` counts (critical/high/medium/low)
- All `issues[]` with their pre-computed ratings
**Ratings are pre-computed** — do NOT re-rate issues from the handoff brief. The audit skill already applied the rating system. Use the ratings as-is for planning.
### Staleness Check
Compare `file_timestamps` from the handoff against current file modification dates:
```bash
# For each file in file_timestamps, check if it changed
stat -f "%Sm" -t "%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ" "<file path>"
```
**If files changed since audit:**
- List changed files and affected issue IDs
- Warn but do NOT block: "These issues may need spot-checking during implementation"
- Flag affected issues in the plan output
**If `audit_date` >14 days old:**
- Warn: "Workflow audit is stale — consider re-running `/workflow-audit` for fresh data"
### Group Hint Processing
Read `group_hint` values from issues. Use them as suggestions for task grouping in Step 7:
- Issues sharing a `group_hint` are candidates for a single task
- Respect T-shirt sizing rules — don't create L-sized tasks just to honor hints
- Hints are suggestions, not mandates
### Produce Handoff Digest
```markdown
## Handoff Digest
| Field | Value |
|-------|-------|
| Project | [name] |
| Audit Date | [date] |
| Files Scanned | [count] |
| Total Issues | [count] |
### Issue Summary (from audit)
| # | Finding | Urgency | Risk: Fix | Risk: No Fix | ROI | Blast Radius | Fix Effort | Group Hint | Stale? |
|---|---------|---------|-----------|--------------|-----|--------------|------------|------------|--------|
| 1 | [finding] | [urgency] | [risk_fix] | [risk_no_fix] | [roi] | [blast] | [effort] | [hint] | [Yes/No] |
### Staleness Warnings (if any)
| File | Audit Date | Current Date | Affected Issues |
|------|------------|--------------|-----------------|
| [path] | [date] | [date] | #1, #4 |
```
---
## Step 2D: Light Convention Scanning (workflow-audit-aware and standalone modes)
> Skip in audit-aware mode (codebase audit provides enough context).
> Skip if project has a comprehensive CLAUDE.md (>100 lines with code patterns).
Detect project conventions automatically when no CLAUDE.md is available:
```bash
# Platform targets
grep -r "#if os(" Sources/ | head -5
# Data framework
grep -rl "@Model" Sources/ | head -3 # SwiftData
grep -rl "NSManagedObject" Sources/ | head -3 # CoreData
grep -rl "GRDB" Sources/ | head -3 # GRDB
# Feedback patterns
grep -rl "HapticManager\|UINotificationFeedbackGenerator" Sources/ | head -3
grep -rl "ToastManager\|toast\|snackbar" Sources/ | head -3
# Confirmation patterns
grep -rl "\.alert.*destructive\|confirmationDialog" Sources/ | head -3
# Navigation pattern
grep -rl "NavigationSplitView\|TabView\|NavigationStack" Sources/ | head -3
```
### Output: Detected Conventions Table
Display before planning begins:
```markdown
## Detected Conventions
| Convention | Detected | Evidence |
|------------|----------|----------|
| Platforms | iOS + macOS | `#if os(iOS)` in 45 files |
| Data Framework | SwiftData | `@Model` in 12 files |
| Haptic Feedback | Yes | `HapticManager` in 8 files |
| Toast/Notifications | Yes | `ToastManager` in 15 files |
| Confirmation Dialogs | Yes | `.alert` with destructive in 22 files |
| Navigation | NavigationSplitView + TabView | Split view in 3 files, TabView in 1 |
```
This informs fix planning (e.g., "this project uses HapticManager, so feedback fixes should use it too").
---
## Step 3: Interactive Input
**IMPORTANT**: Use `AskUserQuestion` to gather requirements.
### Common questions (both modes)
```
AskUserQuestion with questions:
[
{
"question": "What type of work are you planning?",
"header": "Work Type",
"options": [
{"label": "New feature", "description": "Adding new functionality to the app"},
{"label": "Bug fix / improvement", "description": "Fixing issues or enhancing existing features"},
{"label": "Refactoring", "description": "Restructuring code without changing behavior"},
{"label": "Audit remediation", "description": "Fixing findings from a codebase audit or report card"}
],
"multiSelect": false
},
{
"question": "What is your risk tolerance?",
"header": "Risk",
"options": [
{"label": "Conservative", "description": "Minimize risk, smaller incremental changes"},
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Review before install: Avoid automatic install
License: Apache-2.0
Install targets
Codex install prompt
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Version reported in registry metadata; check source releases before relying on it.
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59/100
Promising
Trust
64/100
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"Financial research output is not financial advice; require human review before any live investment decision",
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