Advanced Implementation Planner FAQs

Question 1

What is 'vertical slicing' in this context?

Accepted Answer

Vertical slicing means organizing work into phases where each phase represents a complete, testable piece of functionality, ensuring the codebase stays buildable and the build passes after every checkpoint.

Question 2

How do I approve a plan generated by this skill?

Accepted Answer

Once the AI presents the completed plan and appendix, you can approve it by running the /plan-mode:plan+approve command to begin implementation.

Question 3

How does plan+ differ from the built-in EnterPlanMode?

Accepted Answer

Unlike the standard mode, plan+ enforces a specific structure known as vertical slicing, maintains a separate appendix for findings, and ensures the AI remains in a read-only state during the exploration phase.

Question 4

Why is the appendix file necessary?

Accepted Answer

The appendix stores specific file paths, line references, API signatures, and codebase patterns. This allows a fresh AI session to implement the plan immediately without needing to re-explore the entire project.

Question 5

Can this skill modify my source code?

Accepted Answer

No, the skill is strictly read-only for project files during the planning stage. It only allows editing plan/appendix files or writing temporary proof-of-concept code to the /tmp directory.

Advanced Implementation Planner

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Advanced Implementation Planner

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