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Persistent planning

Skill vibeeval/vibecosystem/skills/persistent-planning

Persistent planning system with 3 markdown files (PLAN.md, PROGRESS.md, CONTEXT.md). Use when starting large features, multi-session work, or complex refactoring. Auto-tracks commits in PROGRESS.md.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add vibeeval/vibecosystem --skill persistent-planning

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SKILL.md

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Persistent Planning System

Overview

Use 3 persistent markdown files to track plans across sessions:

  1. thoughts/PLAN.md - Active plan
  2. thoughts/PROGRESS.md - Auto-tracked progress (commits)
  3. thoughts/CONTEXT.md - Project context and constraints

When to Create Plans

  • Multi-file features (3+ files)
  • Multi-session work
  • Complex refactoring
  • Architectural changes

PLAN.md Format

# Plan: [Feature Name]

## Goal
What we're building and why.

## Steps
1. [ ] Step one
2. [ ] Step two
3. [ ] Step three

## Constraints
- Must be backward compatible
- Must pass existing tests

## Status
IN PROGRESS | COMPLETED | BLOCKED

CONTEXT.md Format

# Project Context

## Architecture Decisions
- Using X because Y
- Chose A over B because C

## Key Files
- src/auth.ts - Authentication logic
- src/api/ - API endpoints

## Known Issues
- Rate limiting not implemented yet

How It Works

  • Session start: If thoughts/PLAN.md exists, it's injected into context
  • After commits: thoughts/PROGRESS.md is auto-updated with commit hash and message
  • Plan completion: Update PLAN.md status to COMPLETED

Notes

  • Plans are project-local (in the project's thoughts/ directory)
  • PROGRESS.md is append-only (never loses history)
  • Add thoughts/ to .gitignore if you don't want plans in version control

What ships with it

Read from the repository

Just SKILL.md. No reference files, no scripts.

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