CWF Task Planner FAQs

Question 1

Can this skill help with refactoring large files?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. It includes a preparatory refactoring check that identifies large files (300+ lines) and suggests extracting blocks to improve maintainability before making changes.

Question 2

What is an 'execution contract' in the CWF plan skill?

Accepted Answer

An execution contract is a reviewable document (plan.md) created before coding that defines the task scope, specific files to modify, implementation steps, and success criteria to ensure alignment.

Question 3

How does the plan skill handle context loss between sessions?

Accepted Answer

It persists all planning data and lessons learned into standardized markdown files. This allows Claude to resume work accurately even if the runtime resets or you switch between different AI environments.

Question 4

Does this skill perform its own research?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it triggers specialized sub-agents—the Codebase Analyst and Prior Art Researcher—to fill evidence gaps regarding your local architecture and external best practices.

Question 5

What are the primary triggers for starting a plan?

Accepted Answer

You can initiate the structured planning process by using the command 'cwf:plan' followed by your task description, or simply by telling Claude to 'plan this task'.

CWF Task Planner

Key Features

Use Cases

CWF Task Planner

Key Features

Use Cases