gsd-ultraplan-phase

To offload GSD plan phase drafting to Claude Code ultraplan, run gsd-ultraplan-phase with the desired phase number. The plan generates in the remote ultraplan cloud infrastructure, freeing your local terminal while the draft is prepared for browser-based review and subsequent workflow import.

Yes, you can review and comment on the drafted plan in your browser. After Claude Code's ultraplan cloud infrastructure generates the draft remotely, you access it via browser to add comments, then import the finalized plan back into your repository workflow using the /gsd-import --from mechanism.

Yes, ultraplan cloud drafting requires Claude Code v2.1.91 or higher. You also need an authenticated claude.ai account and repository access to execute the GSD plan phase offloading and import the reviewed plan back into your local workflow.

If Claude Code ultraplan is not suitable for your planning workflow, the skill routes you to the stable local planning flow using /gsd-plan-phase. This ensures phase-based execution continues directly in your terminal without relying on remote cloud drafting or browser review.

Phase-based execution with cloud-assisted drafting works by passing a phase number argument to the skill, which triggers Claude Code's ultraplan to draft the plan remotely. Your terminal stays available for other work while the plan is prepared for browser review and later imported back into the repository flow.

If your terminal stays occupied during GSD planning, you are likely using the local /gsd-plan-phase flow. To free your terminal, use gsd-ultraplan-phase to offload plan drafting to Claude Code's ultraplan cloud session, allowing remote generation and browser-based review before importing back.