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Use for multi-step work that benefits from a short, durable task plan or handoff. Do not require a plan file for routine, single-session changes.

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Use for multi-step work that benefits from a short, durable task plan or handoff. Do not require a plan file for routine, single-session changes.
# Practical Planning ## Plan location and identity Use `plans/<task>/plan.md` unless the repository specifies another location. Start with: ```markdown # <Task> plan ## Goal <Outcome, not a list of implementation steps> ## Context - Success criteria: <observable completion conditions> - Scope and constraints: <included, excluded, safety and compatibility rules> - Branch/base: <head, base, starting commit> - PRs/issues/specs: <stable references> - Decisions: <important choices and why> ## Steps ### 1.1 <Workstream> #### 1.1.1 <First step> **Status:** IN_PROGRESS **Intent:** <what this establishes> **Evidence:** <commands, files, results, or still pending> #### 1.1.2 <Discovered step> **Status:** TODO **Depends on:** <step IDs or none> ``` ## Hierarchical step IDs - Give every executable step a stable three-part dotted ID such as `1.1.1`, `1.1.2`, `1.2.1`, or `2.1.1`. Use one- and two-part headings only to group steps; never give a grouping heading a status. - Add deeper levels such as `1.1.1.1` only when a step genuinely needs decomposition. - Add discovered work beneath its parent instead of renumbering unrelated steps. Refer to dependencies and findings by ID. - Keep exactly one step `IN_PROGRESS` while actionable work remains. Use none when the plan is complete or no step can currently proceed. Other statuses are `TODO`, `DONE`, `BLOCKED`, and `SKIPPED`. - A step is `DONE` only when its stated evidence proves the intended result. ## Keeping the plan useful Update the plan at meaningful milestones: a discovery changes later work, a decision is made, a step completes, validation changes confidence, a blocker appears, or ownership is handed off. Do not reload or rewrite it before every command. When a completed step produces information needed later, copy that fact into the dependent step as `From <step-id>: <fact and how to re-verify>`. This keeps the plan resumable without turning it into a command transcript. Reload the plan after a context reset, when resuming after a gap, before a handoff, or when current work no longer matches the recorded goal. If scope changes materially, update the goal, constraints, and affected steps before continuing. ## Resumption and handoff End a working session with a compact resumption block: ```markdown ## Resumption - Current step: <ID and status> - Completed: <IDs and evidence> - Branch/PR: <head, base, URL> - Validation: <passed, failed, not run> - Decisions/blockers: <only what affects continuation> - Next action: <one concrete action> ``` Preserve user changes, distinguish assumptions from verified facts, and never mark the overall goal complete while required evidence is missing.
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