| name | plan-loop |
| description | Use when the user asks to plan a task before coding (e.g. "plan-loop", "/plan-loop", "plan this out first"). Draft a detailed plan, cross-review it with Claude, triage skeptically, iterate, then gate for sign-off. |
| metadata | {"short-description":"Plan → cross-review with Claude → triage → gate"} |
Plan Loop (Codex)
Settle a plan before any code, Codex-side. Same workflow as Claude's
/plan-loop.
Canonical procedure: read ~/.codex/skills/skyhook-skills-commands/plan-loop.md and follow it
(detailed plan with file:line evidence + Certain/Confident/Needs-input tiers,
cross-review, triage, iterate, gate). Codex translations:
- Cross-review the plan with the OTHER model — Claude, not Codex. Hand the
plan to Claude via the claude-review skill, or directly:
claude -p "Critique this implementation plan as a skeptical senior engineer. Find flawed assumptions, missing steps, hidden complexity, simpler alternatives, and risks. Challenge it; don't rewrite it. PLAN:\n\n<the full plan>" --model opus --permission-mode default --allowedTools Read Grep Glob Bash
(Trivial plans skip this.) claude -p needs Keychain access — run it
escalated/unsandboxed (see the claude-review skill's auth note), or it
falsely reports "Not logged in" from inside Codex's sandbox.
- Triage Claude's critique inline — never auto-accept it; verify each point
against the actual code, integrate the valid ones, reject weak ones with a
stated reason. Cap at 2 cross-review cycles.
- Gate: default mode stops for sign-off before coding;
--auto resolves
Needs-input with best judgment, logs each call to NOTES.md, and proceeds —
except a ceiling decision (prod/deploy/data-migrations · external-publish/money
· security/auth/secrets · breaking-API/destructive-file-ops) stops regardless.
Narrate phases with the glyph-tagged banners and close with the short summary
ledger defined in the canonical file. When invoked by the autodev skill, the
approved/assumed plan flows straight into implementation.
