Generate structured implementation plans with dependencies and testing criteria.
npx skills add https://github.com/theZMC/dotfiles --skill ce-plan-thezmc
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: ce-plan Source: https://github.com/theZMC/dotfiles/tree/main/.agents/skills/ce-plan Command: npx skills add https://github.com/theZMC/dotfiles --skill ce-plan-thezmc
ce-plan creates structured, implementation-ready plans for multi-step tasks such as software features, research workflows, events, or study plans, and supports deepening existing plans with interactive reviews of sub-agent findings.
Provide a complete, implementation-ready plan for a multi-step goal from a user brief or requirements, outputting ordered implementation units with dependencies and test scenarios.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Structured project planning breaks multi-step goals into ordered implementation units with dependencies, testing criteria, and risk notes. It applies to software features, research workflows, or events, transforming briefs into actionable, implementation-ready plans.
Breaking work into implementation units involves decomposing user goals or requirements into discrete, ordered tasks. Each unit is mapped with clear dependencies, testing needs, and risk notes, ensuring a portable and revisable plan structure.
Yes, requirements traceability preserves origin decisions when origin documents are provided during planning. The system retains these source decisions within the generated plan artifacts, keeping them portable and revisable as requirements evolve.
Yes, project planning handles ambiguous inputs through bootstrap planning, which initiates structure from rough ideas. It also adapts existing plans interactively as requirements evolve, refining scope and decisions without losing traceability.
Deepening existing plans involves interactively reviewing sub-agent findings within the planning workflow. This process refines the scope and updates decisions, allowing the plan to absorb new research or technical details while remaining portable.
A limitation of structured plans for research workflows is the need for defined inputs to generate actionable implementation units. Highly unstructured research without clear goals may yield less effective units, though bootstrap planning can mitigate this.
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