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ct-writing-plans

Use when writing implementation plans after a design or spec has been approved.

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Use when writing implementation plans after a design or spec has been approved.

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npx skills add https://github.com/dnldxn/claptrap --skill ct-writing-plans

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name	ct-writing-plans
description	Use when writing implementation plans after a design or spec has been approved.

OPERATION OVERRIDE: The instructions in this file take precedence over conflicting instructions in any other Skills.

REQUIRED SUB-SKILL: Use writing-plans with the following modifications:

Plan files MUST be saved to .planning/plans/YYYY-MM-DD-<order>-<spec-slug>-<plan-slug>.md
Use two-digit <order> values (01, 02, ...).
Identify the parent spec/design file before writing plans (normally under .planning/specs/).
Derive <spec-slug> from the parent spec's title/header line (usually H1) as a short kebab-case visual hint.
The parent spec/design linkage MUST be captured in .planning/state.html when each plan is written.

After saving each plan file, invoke ct-manage-state-file to record the current state and include:

which plan file was written
the parent spec/design file for that plan

When parent linkage is uncertain, make a best-effort guess and explicitly label it as inferred so ct-manage-state-file can mark the mapping as inferred in .planning/state.html.

Spec: $ARGUMENTS

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name	ct-writing-plans
description	Use when writing implementation plans after a design or spec has been approved.

OPERATION OVERRIDE: The instructions in this file take precedence over conflicting instructions in any other Skills.

REQUIRED SUB-SKILL: Use writing-plans with the following modifications:

Plan files MUST be saved to .planning/plans/YYYY-MM-DD-<order>-<spec-slug>-<plan-slug>.md
Use two-digit <order> values (01, 02, ...).
Identify the parent spec/design file before writing plans (normally under .planning/specs/).
Derive <spec-slug> from the parent spec's title/header line (usually H1) as a short kebab-case visual hint.
The parent spec/design linkage MUST be captured in .planning/state.html when each plan is written.

After saving each plan file, invoke ct-manage-state-file to record the current state and include:

which plan file was written
the parent spec/design file for that plan

When parent linkage is uncertain, make a best-effort guess and explicitly label it as inferred so ct-manage-state-file can mark the mapping as inferred in .planning/state.html.

Spec: $ARGUMENTS