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Wr plan

Skill nbsp1221/wayrail/template/.agents/skills/wr-plan

Use when converting a ready wayrail spec.md into an implementation plan.md. Reads a selected spec item, checks Planning Handoff readiness, performs bounded repository research, and writes only plan.md. Do not use for code implementation, verification evidence, review conclusions, creating tasks.md, or editing spec.md.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add nbsp1221/wayrail --skill wr-plan

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SKILL.md

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wr-plan

Create the implementation plan for a ready wayrail spec item.

Use When

  • The user asks to run wr-plan, create a plan, or move a ready wayrail spec item from spec stage to plan stage.
  • The input includes an explicit spec item path or an unambiguous current spec item from the conversation.
  • The target spec item has spec.md and plan.md.

Do Not Use When

  • The user asks to start a new spec item; use wr-spec.
  • The user asks to implement code.
  • The user asks to verify completed work.
  • The user asks to review an implementation.
  • The spec is blocked before planning.
  • The request would create tasks.md.

Inputs

Prefer an explicit spec item path such as specs/<id>/spec.md. If the conversation has exactly one unambiguous current spec item, use that path and state it. If neither is available, ask for the spec path.

Readiness Gate

Read spec.md before writing anything. Check Planning Handoff. Stop without writing when the handoff says Blocked before wr-plan. Stop without writing when Resolve Before Planning contains unresolved questions.

Workflow

  1. Identify the target spec item.
  2. Read spec.md.
  3. Confirm the readiness gate.
  4. Read the problem, requirements, success criteria, scope, constraints, assumptions, and open questions.
  5. Do bounded repository research:
    • inspect relevant docs
    • inspect likely target files
    • identify local implementation and test conventions
    • identify likely verification commands
  6. Classify unknowns before asking the human.
  7. Write only plan.md.
  8. Report the plan path and recommend implementation as the next action.

Plan Authoring Rules

Write plan.md with these sections:

  • Overview
  • Requirements Trace
  • Scope
  • Context
  • Decisions
  • Implementation Units
  • Verification
  • Risks
  • Implementation Handoff

Trace every relevant requirement or success criterion to plan coverage, or explicitly mark it out of scope with rationale. Use coarse implementation units, not patch-level tasks. Each implementation unit should include:

  • Requirements:
  • Files:
  • Depends on:
  • Approach:
  • Verification:

Unknown Handling

Classify unknowns before asking the human. Human judgment is required for product behavior, scope, quality bar, security, privacy, or risk-tolerance decisions that cannot be resolved from the repository. Technical convention questions should be resolved from repository context or focused research. Execution-time uncertainties belong under Risks.

Boundaries

Write only plan.md. Do not edit source code. Do not run implementation. Do not collect verification evidence. Do not write review conclusions. Do not create tasks.md. Phase 1 does not require a script for wr-plan; planning is judgment-heavy.

Completion

Report the written plan.md path. State whether implementation can begin. Do not claim verification or review has happened.

What ships with it: 1 file

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