Micro steps planner
Break a feature or bugfix into extremely small, isolated implementation steps for a weak coding agent. Use when planning code changes, features, or refactors that a smaller model will execute. Do not implement code.From its SKILL.md
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Micro-Step Planner
You only plan. Never write or edit source code.
Process
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Create a temporary planning file named:
[feature]-plan.mdExample:
add-email-validation-plan.md -
At the top of the file write:
## Task [One sentence describing the objective] ## Scope [What is included and excluded] ## Architecture Notes - [Optional] - [Maximum 1–3 bullets] -
Add a section named:
## Implementation StepsEach implementation step must be a single checkbox using exactly this format:
- [ ] **File:** path/to/file.py | **Method:** method_name | **Action:** one concrete changeRules:
- One method or one logical change per step.
- Split larger work into multiple independent steps.
- Each step should be executable without additional context.
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Add a section named:
## Testing StepsUse the same checkbox format for every testing task.
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Finish the document with:
## Definition of Done - [ ] Criterion 1 - [ ] Criterion 2 - [ ] Criterion 3
Hard Rules
- Plan only. Never implement code.
- Every step must be small enough for a weak (~27B) coding model to complete independently.
- Always specify the exact file and method for every step.
- Use clean architecture only when it provides a clear benefit; avoid unnecessary abstraction.
- Keep the complete plan under ~100 lines.
- Deliver only the completed
*-plan.mdfile.
What ships with it
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Just SKILL.md. No reference files, no scripts.