Implementation Planner FAQs

Question 1

What kind of output does the Implementation Planner generate?

Accepted Answer

It generates a standardized markdown document in your project's 'docs/plans/' directory. Each plan (labeled PLN-XXX) includes a project overview, user scenarios, technical task breakdowns with unique IDs, and verification steps.

Question 2

How does this skill support non-technical users?

Accepted Answer

This skill is designed for non-developers by using domain-specific probing and plain language. It handles technical decisions internally (like library selection) while asking the user to confirm business trade-offs and success criteria.

Question 3

What is the Implementation Planner skill?

Accepted Answer

The Implementation Planner is a specialized Claude Code skill that converts vague business requirements into structured, testable implementation plans. It guides users through requirements gathering, scenario definition, and technical task decomposition.

Question 4

When should I use the /plan command?

Accepted Answer

You should use the /plan command at the beginning of a new project or when you have a specific automation goal. It is ideal for bridging the gap between a high-level idea and the actual code implementation.

Question 5

Does this skill help with Test-Driven Development (TDD)?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Every task generated by the skill includes built-in TDD guidance, acceptance criteria, and specific testing notes to ensure the resulting code is robust, traceable, and meets the original requirements.

Implementation Planner

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Implementation Planner

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使用场景