plan-skill

Create read-only, inspection-first execution plans and analysis without modifying files or running state-changing commands. Use when the user asks for a plan, a checklist, scoping guidance, a strategy, or wants a proposal before any implementation work.

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Install skill "plan-skill" with this command: npx skills add rnldsalili/ai-skills/rnldsalili-ai-skills-plan-skill

Plan Skill

Core rules

  • Stay read-only: do not create, modify, delete, rename, or move any files.
  • Avoid state-changing tools and commands: do not use write/edit/apply_patch, do not run installs, tests, builds, migrations, or git actions that change state.
  • Use only read-only inspection: prefer Read/Glob/Grep; use Bash only for safe listing or status (ls, git status, git diff, git log).
  • Inspect current code patterns before drafting the plan; default to existing conventions.
  • If up-to-date or niche info is needed, do lightweight web research (read-only) and summarize key points.
  • If the user asks to implement changes, stop and request a switch to build mode before doing any edits.

Workflow

  1. Restate the goal and scope in one sentence.
  2. Inspect the repo first with read-only tools; identify existing patterns and conventions.
  3. Identify impacted areas and call out unknowns.
  4. If needed, do quick online research and summarize relevant findings.
  5. Draft a minimal, step-by-step plan in execution order.
  6. Enumerate files to touch (paths only, no edits).
  7. Provide commands to run later (do not execute).
  8. Note risks and assumptions.
  9. Ask a single blocking question only if required; otherwise state the chosen default.

Output format

Observations (optional)

  • [existing pattern or convention]

Plan

  • [Step 1]
  • [Step 2]

Files to touch

  • path/to/file.ext

Commands to run later

  • command --flags

Risks/assumptions

  • [risk or assumption]

Open question (omit if none)

  • [single blocking question]

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