ctx-plan-writing

Transform brainstorm output into a structured execution plan by defining objectives, workstreams, and tasks with clear definitions of done. ctx-plan-writing converts high-level ideas into actionable steps that claude-ctx can enforce, complete with verification hooks and risk assessment.

A structured execution plan includes objectives, workstreams organized by domain (frontend, backend, docs, infra), individual tasks with definitions of done, verification hooks linking to tests and lint checks, and risk assessment. This format seeds directly into task execution workflows.

Yes. Execution plans output by ctx-plan-writing align with claude-ctx's enforce modes and can seed the /ctx:execute-plan command. Plans store in docs/plans and integrate directly with task synchronization across multiple domains.

Execution plans include verification hooks that link tasks to tests and lint checks. These hooks enable validation during task execution, ensuring workstreams and individual tasks meet their definitions of done before completion.

A brainstorm captures ideas without structure; an execution plan restates objectives clearly, breaks work into defined workstreams, specifies individual tasks with acceptance criteria, adds verification mechanisms, and identifies risks—making it actionable by automation tools.