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Structured plan file generation for large tasks -- phased planning, completion tracking, and decision documentation

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plan-documentation
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Structured plan file generation for large tasks -- phased planning, completion tracking, and decision documentation
# Plan Documentation Generate structured plan files when starting large features, refactoring efforts, or multi-phase work. Plans create a paper trail that survives context resets and helps collaborators understand what was planned, what changed, and why. ## When to Generate Plan Files Create a plan document when: - The task spans more than 2 files or requires multiple coordinated changes - Work will take more than one session or phase - Multiple approaches exist and the chosen path should be documented - Other people (or future you) need to understand the sequence of work Do NOT create plan files for: - Single-file fixes or tweaks - Routine maintenance (dependency updates, formatting) - Tasks that can be completed in under 15 minutes ## Plan Document Template Create the plan at `plans/<task-slug>-plan.md` in the project root. ```markdown # Plan: <Task Title> Created: <ISO date> Status: IN_PROGRESS | COMPLETE | ABANDONED ## Summary <2-3 sentences explaining what this work accomplishes and why it matters.> ## Phases ### Phase 1: <Phase Title> - [ ] Step 1 description - [ ] Step 2 description - [ ] Step 3 description **Acceptance Criteria:** - <What must be true when this phase is done> - <Measurable or verifiable condition> ### Phase 2: <Phase Title> - [ ] Step 1 description - [ ] Step 2 description **Acceptance Criteria:** - <Condition> ### Phase N: <Phase Title> ... ## Open Questions 1. <Question about approach or requirement> -- Suggested: <Option A> vs <Option B> 2. <Question about scope> -- Suggested: <Option A> vs <Option B> 3. <Question about dependency or risk> -- Suggested: <Option A> Keep open questions between 1-5. Each should have suggested options so they can be resolved quickly. Remove questions as they get answered -- move the decision to the relevant phase. ## Dependencies - <External system, API, library, or team dependency> - <Prerequisite work that must finish first> ## Risks - <What could go wrong and how likely it is> - <Mitigation strategy if applicable> ``` ## Phase Completion Template After finishing each phase, create `plans/<task-slug>-phase-N-complete.md`: ```markdown # Phase N Complete: <Phase Title> Completed: <ISO date> Plan: <task-slug>-plan.md ## Phase N Summary <1-2 sentences on what was accomplished.> ## What Changed | File | Change | |------|--------| | `path/to/file.ts` | Added validation logic for user input | | `path/to/test.ts` | 6 new unit tests for validation edge cases | ## What Was Tested - <Test suite or manual verification performed> - <Edge cases covered> - <What was NOT tested and why> ## Decisions Made - <Decision>: <Why this option was chosen over alternatives> ## Next Phase Preview Phase N+1 will focus on <brief description>. Prerequisites met: <yes/no>. ``` ## Final Completion Template When all phases are done, create `plans/<task-slug>-complete.md`: ```markdown # Complete: <Task Title> Completed: <ISO date> Plan: <task-slug>-plan.md Duration: <how long the work took> ## Task Summary <2-3 sentences on the full scope of work completed.> ## All Phases | Phase | Title | Status | |-------|-------|--------| | 1 | <Title> | COMPLETE | | 2 | <Title> | COMPLETE | | N | <Title> | COMPLETE | ## Total Changes - Files modified: <count> - Files created: <count> - Tests added: <count> - Lines changed: <approximate> ## Lessons Learned - <Insight that would help someone doing similar work> - <Unexpected challenge and how it was resolved> - <Pattern discovered that should be reused> ``` ## File Naming Convention All plan files go in the `plans/` directory at the project root. | File | Purpose | |------|---------| | `<task-slug>-plan.md` | Initial plan with phases and acceptance criteria | | `<task-slug>-phase-N-complete.md` | Completion record for phase N | | `<task-slug>-complete.md` | Final completion summary | The `<task-slug>` should be a short, lowercase, hyphenated description of the task (e.g., `auth-refactor`, `search-api-v2`, `dashboard-redesign`). ## Rules - Write the plan BEFORE starting implementation - Update phase status in the plan file as work progresses - Do not skip phase completion docs -- they are the audit trail - Keep summaries concise -- if it takes more than 3 sentences, it is too long - Open questions should block work until resolved, not be ignored - If the plan changes significantly mid-work, update the plan file and note what changed and why
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