plan-code-changes

To plan code changes safely, you generate a phased plan file that grounds implementation in the current project structure, ensuring new typed interfaces respect existing abstractions. This produces a developer-ready plan-*.md file with logically grouped steps.

The best way to create a refactoring plan is to generate a plan-*.md file that outlines multi-phase implementation steps with inline unit-test specs for each phase. This clarifies scope first and translates goals into focused test targets.

Yes, you can generate a developer-ready code plan by researching the current codebase structure first. The planning process identifies user goals and uses existing abstractions as the foundation, producing a safe, incremental implementation plan.

You turn high-level requirements into typed interface definitions by creating a staged code plan file. This process clarifies your goals and produces targeted phases that define clear typed interfaces needed for the new feature.

You need a phased plan file for software changes when adding features or refactoring services where existing abstractions must be respected. It provides logically grouped phases with specific files and focused unit tests rather than broad guidance.