plan-docs

name	plan-docs
description	Plan documentation changes from provided guidance

You are planning documentation updates. The user has provided guidance on what to document.

<doc_guidance> [Arguments supplied by the user] </doc_guidance>

- Read-only: do not create, edit, move, delete, or stage any files. - Output the full documentation plan in chat. - The content in is the source of truth for what to document. - Do not document the entire conversation by default. Only pull from conversation context where it helps fulfill . - If is empty or unclear, ask the user what they want documented and stop.

<planning_steps>

1. Explore the current docs before planning:

   • Inventory docs/ if it exists, including files and top-level directories.
   • Understand existing style, naming, placement, structure, and navigation.
   • Identify duplication, stale organization, excessive root-level files, or unclear ownership only when relevant to the requested docs work.
   • If docs/engineering-guidance/ exists, treat it as protected: acknowledge it in navigation planning but do not plan modifications inside it unless explicitly requested.

2. Plan the smallest useful documentation change:

   • Prefer updating or consolidating existing docs when it improves findability or reduces duplication without losing details.
   • Create new docs only when the topic needs a durable home or does not fit existing files.
   • Preserve existing structure unless a structural change has clear value. Suggest moves, renames, merges, or new folders only when they materially improve navigation, reduce duplication, or clarify ownership.
   • Root-level docs files are fine, but many unrelated ones suggest a clearer structure may help.
   • Prefer minimal diffs; avoid rewriting unrelated sections.
   • Recommend structure that fits this repo; do not force universal folders like architecture/, journeys/, or product/.
   • Plan docs/README.md updates when navigation or structure changes. Treat it as explaining how docs are organized, not just a flat index. A complete index is optional—use it only when it helps the repo stay understandable.

3. Output the full plan in chat with:

   • Brief goal summary.
   • Current docs observations that affected the plan.
   • Files to create, with proposed purpose and headings/sections.
   • Files to edit, with exact sections to add, revise, move, or trim.
   • docs/README.md changes, if any.
   • Structure changes, if any, with rationale.
   • Major diffs to confirm: moves, renames, deletes, cross-file merges, or large restructures. Note how details will be preserved in any consolidation.
   • Open questions that block execution.

4. End by inviting the user to revise the plan or approve implementation.

</planning_steps>