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Skill vaibhavsaxena022/skills/plan-first

Produce a plan and get alignment BEFORE writing any code. Use when the task is non-trivial or ambiguous, or the user says "plan this", "how would you do X", or "don't code yet". Explores, proposes an approach with tradeoffs, and stops for approval — no implementation until asked.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add vaibhavsaxena022/skills --skill plan-first

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SKILL.md

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Plan First

Think and align before touching code. Do not implement until the user approves the plan.

Steps

  1. Restate the goal in your own words; surface assumptions and unknowns.
  2. Explore the relevant code/context enough to ground the plan — don't guess.
  3. Propose an approach:
    • the steps, in order
    • the files/modules you'd touch
    • key decisions, each with 1–2 alternatives and a recommendation
    • risks, edge cases, and how you'd verify success
  4. Ask any high-impact clarifying questions whose answers would change the plan.
  5. Stop. Wait for approval or feedback before implementing.

Rules

  • No code changes or file writes in this mode.
  • Prefer the simplest approach that satisfies the requirement; don't over-engineer.
  • If the task is genuinely trivial, say so and skip the ceremony.

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