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About this Skill

Perfect for Development Agents needing customizable life management frameworks and phase-based project planning. plan is a customizable life management framework for creating phase-based breakdowns of tasks, spikes, and bugs, utilizing commands like /plan and integrating with Gemini CLI.

Features

Creates PLAN.md files with phase-based breakdowns for tasks, spikes, and bugs
Supports auto-detection of projects and explicit project specification via --project flag
Generates exploration plans for spikes using /plan SPIKE-003 command
Integrates with Gemini CLI for peer review and second-opinion features via --second-opinion flag
Allows for issue type detection and customized plan structures

# Core Topics

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Updated: 3/6/2026

Quality Score

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Excellent
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Installation
SYS Universal Install (Auto-Detect)
Cursor IDE Windsurf IDE VS Code IDE
> npx killer-skills add TaylorHuston/local-life-manager/plan

Agent Capability Analysis

The plan MCP Server by TaylorHuston is an open-source Categories.community integration for Claude and other AI agents, enabling seamless task automation and capability expansion. Optimized for how to use plan, plan setup guide, plan alternative.

Ideal Agent Persona

Perfect for Development Agents needing customizable life management frameworks and phase-based project planning.

Core Value

Empowers agents to generate phase-based breakdowns for tasks, spikes, and bugs, creating PLAN.md files with customizable structures, utilizing command-line interfaces like Gemini CLI for peer review and project management.

Capabilities Granted for plan MCP Server

Automating project planning with phase-based breakdowns
Generating exploration plans for spikes
Streamlining workflows with customizable PLAN.md files

! Prerequisites & Limits

  • Requires command-line interface access
  • Limited to generating PLAN.md files
  • Dependent on issue type detection for plan structure
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/plan

Create PLAN.md with phase-based breakdown for tasks, spikes, and bugs.

Usage

bash
1/plan 001 # Create plan for issue 001 (auto-detect project) 2/plan 001 --project coordinatr # Explicit project 3/plan SPIKE-003 # Plan for a spike (creates exploration plans) 4/plan 003 --second-opinion # Get peer review from Gemini CLI before finalizing

Issue Type Detection

Issue TypePlan StructureFile Created
Task (TASK.md)Sequential phases with checkpointsPLAN.md
Bug (BUG.md)Investigation → Fix phasesPLAN.md
Spike (SPIKE.md)Exploration phases per approachPLAN-1.md, PLAN-2.md, ...

Execution Flow

For Task/Bug

  1. Load Context:

    bash
    1Read: ideas/[project]/issues/###-*/TASK.md (or BUG.md) 2Read: spaces/[project]/docs/specs/*.md (if implements: field exists) 3Glob: spaces/[project]/docs/adrs/ADR-*.md 4Glob: resources/research/*.md

    If the issue has an implements: field, load that specific spec section:

    bash
    1Read: spaces/[project]/docs/specs/required-features.md # Extract relevant section
  2. Cross-Project Pattern Search:

    bash
    1# Search other projects for similar implementations 2Grep: spaces/*/src/ for relevant patterns

    Include relevant references in plan:

    markdown
    1## Related Implementations 2 3Found similar patterns in other projects: 4- `spaces/yourbench/src/auth/clerk.ts` - Clerk auth setup 5- `spaces/coordinatr/src/lib/session.ts` - Session handling
  3. Library Documentation (automatic for integrations):

    MANDATORY when task involves:

    • Installing/configuring external libraries or SDKs
    • Framework integrations (auth providers, databases, APIs)
    • Third-party services (Clerk, Stripe, AWS services, etc.)

    Process:

    bash
    1# 1. Resolve library ID 2mcp__context7__resolve-library-id: {libraryName} 3 4# 2. Fetch current documentation 5mcp__context7__query-docs: {context7CompatibleLibraryID} 6 7# 3. Search for recent patterns/best practices 8WebSearch: "{library} {framework} integration 2026"

    Document findings:

    markdown
    1## Library Documentation Validation 2 3**{Library Name}** (validated YYYY-MM-DD): 4- Current version: X.Y.Z 5- Key integration patterns: [summary] 6- Recommended approach: [based on current docs]
  4. Generate Plan:

    • Break work into logical phases
    • Each phase has clear deliverables
    • Include checkpoints between phases
    • Add "Done When" criteria
  5. Write PLAN.md:

    • Present phases, estimated effort, dependencies
    • Include "Library Documentation Validation" section (if applicable)
    • Include "Second Opinion Analysis" section (if requested)
  6. Commit Suggestion:

    • Ask: "Commit PLAN.md to ideas repo? (yes/no)"

For Spike (Exploration)

  1. Load Context: Read SPIKE.md (questions, success criteria, time box)

  2. Gather Approaches:

    • Ask: "How many approaches to explore?" → N
    • For each: "Describe approach N?"
  3. Generate: Create PLAN-N.md for each approach

  4. Commit Suggestion: Ask to commit all plan files

Task Plan Example

markdown
1# Implementation Plan: 001 Research Auth Patterns 2 3## Overview 4Research authentication patterns for Coordinatr's multi-tenant architecture. 5 6## Phase 1: Survey Existing Solutions 7 8### 1.1 - Research Auth Libraries 9- [ ] Review Better Auth documentation 10- [ ] Compare with Auth.js and Lucia 11- [ ] Document trade-offs 12 13### 1.2 - Multi-Tenant Patterns 14- [ ] Research team-based auth patterns 15- [ ] Review how Slack, Linear handle it 16- [ ] [CHECKPOINT] Summary document complete 17 18## Phase 2: Architecture Proposal 19 20### 2.1 - Draft Architecture 21- [ ] Create architecture diagram 22- [ ] Document token strategy 23- [ ] Define permission model 24 25### 2.2 - Review 26- [ ] Self-critique against requirements 27- [ ] [CHECKPOINT] Architecture doc complete 28 29## Done When 30- [ ] Auth library recommendation documented 31- [ ] Architecture proposal in ideas/coordinatr/docs/ 32- [ ] Trade-offs and risks identified

Second Opinion Feature

What: Optional peer review from Gemini CLI before finalizing plans.

Usage: Pass --second-opinion flag to trigger Gemini review with Context7 validation.

Process:

  1. Send plan to Gemini CLI for review
  2. Validate each recommendation against Context7 docs
  3. Claude makes final decision on each:
    • ACCEPT: Recommendation validated AND improves plan
    • ⚠️ MODIFY: Good idea but needs adjustment
    • REJECT: Invalid or not applicable
  4. Document all decisions in "Second Opinion Analysis" section

Requirements:

  • Gemini CLI installed and functional
  • --second-opinion flag explicitly passed

Graceful degradation: If Gemini unavailable, proceeds with Claude-only plan.

Workflow

/spec → /issue → /plan {ID} → (work phases) → /complete {ID}
                    ↓
          Load spec section from implements: field

Creates:

  • Task/Bug: ideas/{project}/issues/###-*/PLAN.md
  • Spike: ideas/{project}/issues/###-*/PLAN-1.md, PLAN-2.md, etc.

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