create-plan

To create a test-first implementation plan from a GitHub issue, this Skill reads the issue and repository context to produce ordered coding tasks with scenario-based test designs and file-level guidance. It structures the entire workflow before coding begins.

Test-first planning is defining test scenarios and desired behaviors before writing any implementation code. This approach ensures the desired behavior is clear, measurable, and aligned with repository conventions before development starts.

You can break down a feature spec into ordered coding tasks by translating analysis scenarios into file-level code changes, documentation updates, and review checkpoints. This ensures a structured, repository-aware task breakdown.

Yes, the implementation plan aligns with existing repository conventions by reading project guidelines and applying repository-aware task breakdowns. It ensures tests, code changes, and documentation match your established workflow rules.

Yes, this test-first planning approach reduces ambiguity and prevents missed edge cases by building test scenarios before implementation. It validates expected behaviors against repository context early in the process.

The best way to turn a concept into an executable coding plan is to generate a structured breakdown covering tests, code changes, and review checkpoints. This allows the plan to be reviewed, validated, and executed safely.