Feature plan
Designs comprehensive implementation plans for new features with architecture considerationsFrom its SKILL.md
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Feature Plan
When asked to plan a new feature, create a structured implementation blueprint.
Planning Process
Step 1: Understand Requirements
Before planning, clarify:
- What problem does this feature solve?
- Who are the users affected?
- What's the expected behavior?
- Are there edge cases or constraints?
Ask clarifying questions if requirements are ambiguous.
Step 2: Assess Current State
Explore the codebase to understand:
- Existing patterns and architecture
- Related features or components
- Reusable code that can be leveraged
- Potential conflicts or dependencies
Step 3: Design the Solution
Create a plan covering:
Architecture Overview
[User Action]
↓
[View Layer] ← What UI components
↓
[ViewModel/Logic] ← Business rules
↓
[Data Layer] ← Storage, network, etc.
Component Breakdown
For each component:
- Purpose: What it does
- Location: Where it lives in the codebase
- Dependencies: What it needs
- Interface: Public API it exposes
Data Flow
Describe how data moves:
- User inputs and actions
- State transformations
- Persistence points
- Output/display
Step 4: Identify Files to Modify
Create a concrete list:
| File | Action | Changes |
|---|---|---|
path/to/file | Create | New view model |
path/to/existing | Modify | Add new method |
Step 5: Define Implementation Sequence
Order tasks by dependencies:
1. [ ] Data models (no dependencies)
2. [ ] Repository/Service layer (depends on models)
3. [ ] ViewModel (depends on service)
4. [ ] Views (depends on view model)
5. [ ] Integration and testing
Step 6: Risk Assessment
Identify potential issues:
- Breaking changes to existing features
- Performance considerations
- Security implications
- Migration requirements
Plan Output Format
# Feature: [Name]
## Overview
Brief description of what we're building.
## Requirements
- [ ] Requirement 1
- [ ] Requirement 2
## Architecture
### Components
- **ComponentA**: Purpose and responsibility
- **ComponentB**: Purpose and responsibility
### Data Flow
[Diagram or description]
## Implementation Steps
### Phase 1: Foundation
- [ ] Task 1.1
- [ ] Task 1.2
### Phase 2: Core Logic
- [ ] Task 2.1
### Phase 3: UI
- [ ] Task 3.1
### Phase 4: Polish
- [ ] Testing
- [ ] Edge cases
## Files to Create/Modify
[Table of files]
## Risks and Considerations
- Risk 1: Mitigation strategy
- Risk 2: Mitigation strategy
## Open Questions
- Question needing user input
Guidelines
- Keep plans actionable and specific
- Reference existing patterns in the codebase
- Break large features into phases
- Include testing as part of the plan
- Identify blockers or unknowns upfront
- Suggest incremental delivery when possible