deepworkplan-refine

name	deepworkplan-refine
description	Refine a Deep Work Plan draft or modify an existing final plan. Use when the developer wants to adjust scope, tasks, or details of a draft in .dwp/drafts/ or a plan in .dwp/plans/.
version	2.7.0
documentation_url	https://deepworkplan.com
user-invocable	true
allowed-tools	Bash, Read, Grep, Glob, Edit, Write

DeepWorkPlan — Refine

Polish a refined draft or modify an existing final plan (add / edit / reorder tasks, update the README).

Single-step change (vs legacy): there is exactly one draft artifact — the refined draft at .dwp/drafts/PLAN_{name}_draft_refined.md. Refining a draft edits it in place (or converts it into a final plan). The legacy distinction where "refine the draft" produced a separate _refined file from a raw draft is gone, and the old three-option "Refine / Convert / Both" collapses to Edit in place or Convert to plan.

Shared resources (read these)

• ../shared/dwp-paths.md — drafts at .dwp/drafts/, plans at .dwp/plans/PLAN_{name}/.
• ../shared/context.sh — resolve dwp_dir.
• ../guide/GUIDE.md — plan/task structure and mandatory final tasks.
• ../examples/CREATE_PLAN.md — prompt patterns for professional rewriting.

Parameter Support

Parameter	Description	Example
(none)	Interactive — choose draft or plan	/dwp-refine
{draft_filename}	Refine a specific refined draft	/dwp-refine PLAN_x_draft_refined.md
latest	Refine the most recent refined draft	/dwp-refine latest
plan {plan_name}	Modify an existing final plan	/dwp-refine plan auth_refactor
plan latest	Modify the most recent plan	/dwp-refine plan latest

Workflow

Step 0 — Determine Target Type

• No parameters → Step 1 (interactive).
• A draft filename / latest → Step 2 (Draft Workflow).
• plan {name} / plan latest → Step 3 (Plan Workflow).

Step 1 — Interactive Selection

Ask whether to refine a draft (polish or convert to a final plan) or an existing final plan (add tasks, modify instructions, adjust context). Route to Step 2 or Step 3.

Draft Workflow

Step 2 — Select and Refine the Refined Draft

2.1 Select. If not specified, list *.md files in .dwp/drafts/ (excluding README) and let the user pick by number, filename, or latest.

2.2 Read the refined draft fully: objective, context, tasks, plan name, structure.

2.3 Choose action:

1. Edit the refined draft in place — improve/polish the prompt; rewrite professionally following ../examples/CREATE_PLAN.md; expand and detail all sections; save back to the same .dwp/drafts/PLAN_{name}_draft_refined.md (no new _refined file).
2. Convert to a final plan — extract plan info; create the plan folder and all files following ../guide/GUIDE.md; auto-add the mandatory elements (same as create): analysis_results/ folder, PROGRESS.md initial template, Skills & Agents Discovery task (second-to-last), Executive Report task (last), Analysis Outputs section in the README; then offer to execute via the Execute sub-skill (../execute/SKILL.md).

Plan Workflow

Step 3 — Select and Modify a Final Plan

3.1 Select. If not specified, list PLAN_* folders in .dwp/plans/; pick by number, name, or latest. Normalize the PLAN_ prefix.

3.2 Read the plan README and task files: objective, context, guidelines, tasks and their [x]/[ ] status.

3.3 Show current state — objective, the task list with status, and the location .dwp/plans/PLAN_{name}/.

3.4 Choose modification: Add task(s) / Edit task / Reorganize / Update README / View task details / Done.

3.5 Execute modifications

Mandatory-task protection (applies throughout):

• Skills & Agents Discovery must remain second-to-last; Executive Report must remain last.

• They CANNOT be deleted or reordered, but they CAN be edited (e.g. to add plan-specific evaluation criteria or report sections). If the user tries to delete or move them, explain: "These are mandatory tasks. They can be edited but not deleted or reordered."

• Add task(s): new tasks may only be inserted BEFORE the two mandatory final tasks. Ask for the insert position (a number 1..N-2, before-mandatory, or after {k} where k ≤ N-2), gather task details, create the task file (full standard structure), and renumber subsequent files. Keep the mandatory tasks as the final two. Update the README task list.

• Edit task: show current content; apply changes to title / instructions / acceptance criteria / validation / everything. Mandatory tasks are editable.

• Reorganize: move / split / merge / delete. Renumber files as needed and always keep the mandatory tasks as the final two. Warn before deleting a completed [x] task.

• Update README: objective / context / global guidelines / execution rules.

• View task details: display the full task file.

• Done: report modifications and offer to execute/resume via the Execute (../execute/SKILL.md) or Resume (../resume/SKILL.md) sub-skill.

Important Notes

• Preserve completed work: never alter [x] tasks unless explicitly asked.
• Renumber carefully: keep task file numbers and README references in sync.
• Maintain consistency: task files follow the standard structure (../guide/GUIDE.md §5).
• Git ignore: everything under .dwp/ is git-ignored.
• One draft artifact: refining a draft edits PLAN_{name}_draft_refined.md in place; there is no separate raw draft.

Error Handling

• Draft/plan not found → list available options and let the user select.
• Task number out of range → show the valid range and re-ask.
• Deleting a completed [x] task → confirm explicitly first.
• Plan has work in progress → warn about impact; suggest finishing the current task first.