plan

You can generate a structured task plan as a Markdown file by inspecting your project context and producing a standalone plan document. This plan-only approach saves the output to a timestamped file without altering your existing source files.

The best way to plan feature development workflows in a Hermes workspace is to generate a concrete Markdown plan. This solves the planning bottleneck by creating a reviewable document saved directly to your workspace's plans directory.

Yes, you can use this Markdown task planning approach for project management without executing code changes. It operates in a plan-only mode that strictly produces a structured plan document, ensuring your source files remain completely unmodified.

Generated task management markdown plans are stored in the .hermes/plans/ directory within your workspace. Each plan document is automatically saved with a timestamped filename for easy chronological tracking and future reference.

No, this task planning method does not require any external dependencies or specific components. It independently generates and saves a structured Markdown plan document directly within your existing workspace environment.

You should avoid using an automatic Markdown plan generator when you need immediate task execution rather than a reviewable document. This approach is designed strictly for producing standalone plans, not for modifying source files or directly implementing the planned features.