contextkit-planning-trigger

This Skill automatically detects planning intents in natural language and routes them to ContextKit planning endpoints. Simply describe what you need planned—such as 'plan this feature' or 'create an implementation plan'—and it triggers the appropriate command across DISCUSS, ALIGN, IMPLEMENT, and CHECK modes without modifying your codebase.

Yes. The Skill performs strategic breakdown by analyzing your planning request and routing it to step-generation endpoints. It converts high-level feature descriptions into structured, actionable implementation steps, providing a clear roadmap without making changes to your code.

The Skill supports four ContextKit planning endpoints: quick planning for rapid overviews, detailed spec generation, technology research and options analysis, and implementation step breakdowns. It routes conversational requests automatically to the most appropriate endpoint based on detected intent.

No. The Skill operates in read-only mode and delivers planning guidance and strategic analysis only. It enforces safety guardrails to ensure your code and project files remain unchanged throughout the planning process.

The Skill analyzes conversational prompts for planning keywords and phrases—such as 'plan,' 'research,' 'strategy,' or 'break down'—and matches them to corresponding ContextKit planning endpoints. This intent-driven routing enables natural language planning across all DAIC modes.

Yes. The Skill includes a technology research endpoint that analyzes and compares tech options for your feature. Route planning requests that ask to research or evaluate technologies, and it delivers structured analysis to guide your technology selection.