| name | approval-plan |
| description | Render a 3-5 bullet plan to the user in Vietnamese and wait for confirmation before proceeding. Accepts "OK", "co", "duoc", "chay di" as approval signals. Used by taw, taw-add, and taw-fix before any code changes are made.
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| argument-hint | [plan bullets hoac context] |
approval-plan — Plan Confirmation Gate
Purpose
Present a clear, plain-Vietnamese plan to the user before writing any code.
Prevents surprises and builds trust with non-dev users who cannot read code diffs.
When to Activate
- Before
/taw begins orchestrating a full build
- Before
/taw-add modifies existing files
- Before
/taw-fix applies a multi-file fix
- Any time the scope of changes is more than 1 file
Plan Format
Present as a numbered list in Vietnamese, 3-5 items, each ≤ 20 words:
Day la ke hoach toi se thuc hien:
1. Tao trang danh sach san pham tai /shop voi 12 san pham mau
2. Them gio hang luu trong localStorage (khong can dang nhap)
3. Tao trang thanh toan ket noi Polar Checkout
4. Cai dat giao dien Tailwind mau cam/trang
Ban co muon toi bat dau khong? (OK / co / duoc)
Approval Detection
Accept as approval (case-insensitive):
ok, okay, OKco, có, co roi, có rồiduoc, được, duoc roi, được rồichay di, chạy đi, lam di, làm điyes, y, sure, go
Reject / ask for changes:
khong, không, no, doi, đổi, sua, sửa- Any message describing a change → revise plan and re-present
Rejection Handling
If user requests changes, update the plan bullets and re-present once.
If user rejects the revised plan, ask: "Ban muon thay doi gi? Mo ta cu the de toi chinh lai."
Implementation Pattern
[Present plan as numbered list above]
[Wait for user response]
[If approved] → Proceed with implementation
[If rejected] → Ask what to change → revise → re-present
[If ambiguous] → Ask: "Ban co muon toi bat dau khong?"
Tone Rules
- Use "toi" (I) and "ban" (you) — not formal pronouns
- Keep bullets action-oriented: verb first ("Tao...", "Them...", "Ket noi...")
- No technical jargon: "database" → "co so du lieu", "deploy" → "dua len mang"
- Maximum 5 bullets — if more steps needed, group related steps into one bullet
